kamil

Kamil is a masculine given name used in many regions of the world. It derives from the Arabic adjective kamīl, meaning "complete" or "perfect." The root kamal also exists as a noun meaning perfection, and the name is often interpreted as a wish for soundness and fullness of character.

Variants and related names include Kamal, Kamila (the feminine form in many languages), and Kamil in Turkish. Spelling and pronunciation can vary with language, but the underlying meaning remains connected to perfection or completeness.

Geographic distribution: The name is common in Arabic-speaking countries and in Turkey, South Asia, and parts of Europe. In Poland, Kamil is a popular male given name since the 1990s, contributing to a number of notable athletes and public figures.

Notable people named Kamil include Kamil Stoch, a Polish ski jumper and Olympic champion; Kamil Grosicki, a Polish footballer; Kamil Glik, a Polish footballer; and Kamil Wilczek, a Polish footballer. The name is also encountered in other cultures and languages where Arabic-derived names have been adopted or adapted.

See also Kamal and Kamila, related given names in various languages. The name Kamil is typically used as a first name and is sometimes found as a surname in a limited number of cultures.