Jamacia is an uncommon, yet captivating female given name of Latin American origin. It's derived from the Spanish word 'jamacuco,' which means 'water with a strong current.' The name Jamacia is often associated with its geographical counterpart, Jamaica, the Caribbean island nation known for its vibrant culture and beautiful landscapes. However, unlike many names inspired by places, Jamacia doesn't necessarily evoke images of a specific location but rather suggests fluidity, strength, and resilience.
The name Jamaica saw varied popularity in birth records over these years, with peaks in 1981 (8 births), 1990 (8 births), and 1993 (14 births). The most recent data shows a decline, with 5 births recorded in both 2003 and 2004. Overall, there were 123 babies named Jamaica during this period.