Camilla is a Latin name, derived from the Roman family name Camillus, meaning 'young ceremonial attendant' or 'youthful servant of the gods'. The name was popularized by Camillus, a legendary Roman statesman and military leader.
In ancient Roman culture, Camillus was revered as a symbol of courage, wisdom, and leadership. The name has also been associated with the British royal family, particularly Queen Camilla Parker Bowles.
People named Camilla are often seen as charming, confident, and ambitious individuals who value independence and self-expression. They tend to be natural communicators and problem-solvers with a strong sense of justice.
The name Camilla remains popular in many English-speaking countries, including the UK and Australia, where it has been a consistent Top 100 girls' name for several decades.