Komora
Slavic · Girl · 3 syllables
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About the name Komora
Komora derives from the Slavic word "komora," meaning "chamber" or "room," with roots in Latin "camera." The name is primarily used in Polish and other Slavic cultures, with historical usage as both a surname and given name in Central and Eastern Europe.
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Etymology
Komora derives from the Slavic word "komora," meaning "chamber" or "room," with roots in Latin "camera." The name is primarily used in Polish and other Slavic cultures, with historical usage as both a surname and given name in Central and Eastern Europe.
Komora currently ranks #18,734 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2006.
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