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Kahmya is a very caring person to all living things ..kahmya is a females name .kahmya is a person that never backs out of a fight .kahmya is a definition of a perfect best friend and if u dont have one go get one ....kahmya is mostly a Leo and haves brown hair mostly black with brown eyes .
Kahmya is a loyal name and not just anyone can have it as a name
Kahmya by Riley123444 July 18, 2017
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Kamya is a very attractive person with a very unique personality. If you ever meet a Kamya keep her in your life because she is very loyal and worth having around she will always keep you happy and make you feel special:)
1.Kamya is so beautiful I want to get to know her
Kamya by WWESMACKDOWN June 5, 2021
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Kahmya kah'myah Kamya Kamyar Kamyah Kahmare Khamya khamyah kaamya Kahmai
kamyah is a brown skin girl who will beat your ass if you try her. she doesnt care what people have to say about her. she may seem nice, but once you get on her bad side, she will beat your ass. she can dress, she LOVES to eat but NEVER gains weight. shes a very good friend, but doesnt have time for fake people.
"have you seen the new girl, see seems like a kamyah." "dang, kamyah just beat that girl ass!"
kamyah by a real ass bitch! April 23, 2020
Kamyab is a persian word,the meaning is to be successful and happy.it is also a persian name using for boys usually.
I hope u a to be a kamyab person
kamyab by Biiig1 January 26, 2018
Kamya is a beautiful girl and very loyal. She is very independent smart and out going. If you ever meet a Kamya keep her in your life because she is worth it:)
Kamya is so beautiful I want to get to know her.
Kamya by WWESMACKDOWN June 5, 2021
Mostly a brown eyed girl who is beautifull. she is a fun loving person who gets along with everybody, but if you get on her bad side she will beat your ass and cut you.
person: Did you meet the new girl ?

me: yeah she seams like a kamyah.
Kamyah by moro <3 November 28, 2012
Kamya (काम्या) is a Hindu name, from Sanskrit meaning “wish” or that which is “desirable”. In Vedic literature, Kamya is also an epithet used to designate women as loveable. The name was most likely popularized by the beautiful Indian actress Kamya Punjabi who has appeared on many Hindi television serials usually portraying the vixen or femme fatale.

Characteristics of Kamya:
Humanitarian
Community-minded
Family-oriented
Loving
Affectionate
Compassionate
Sensitive
Indepedent
Smart
Kamya is very kind and smart
Kamya by Whales_KJ June 3, 2018
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