Kameelah is a unique and captivating female given name of Arabic origin. It means "likeable" or "lovely," reflecting its bearer's charm and appeal. The name Kameelah is composed of two elements: 'kami,' meaning 'to cover' or 'protect,' and '-lah,' a suffix denoting God or the divine essence, suggesting that this name might carry divine protection or favor. In some variations, it can also be interpreted as "companion" or "friend," implying sociability and warmth. Kameelah is often associated with strength, grace, and elegance due to its rich cultural heritage and powerful meaning. Its pronunciation typically follows the rhythm /kɑː-mee-lə/, although this may vary slightly depending on regional accents. As a unique name with profound significance, Kameelah has gained popularity among those seeking distinctive monikers that honor diverse cultures and traditions.
The name Kameelah experienced its peak popularity between 1977 and 1983, with over 20 births each year during this period. After a decline in the late 1980s and early 1990s, there was a resurgence of the name's usage starting around 1997, with fluctuations ranging from 5 to 20 births per year up until 2023. Overall, Kameelah has been given to 457 newborn girls since 1976.