Kamazi is of African origin, specifically from Swahili-speaking regions. It's derived from the phrase "kama zali," which translates to "like them" or "as they are." This suggests that Kamazi might have been given to a child who resembled someone close to the family, such as an older sibling or cousin. The name is not common outside of East Africa but is considered unique and distinctive within its cultural context. It's often used among Swahili-speaking communities in countries like Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda.
The popularity of the name Kamazi has seen a significant increase, with 18 births in 2023 compared to previous years' totals of 9 (2020), 7 (2021), and 8 (2022). This results in a total of 42 births over these four years.