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Kamaya is a Hawaiian name, with the meaning of precious one. There is not a lot of information on the name but if your name is Kamaya you are special and a beautiful great minded person. And to top that you have a beautiful and rare name. People with the name Kamaya are usually known to be quiet and sometimes shy but have a huge personality, so if you know a Kamaya your in for a fun and wild ride!!!
#kamaya #smart #beautiful
Kamaya by Luna Williams July 5, 2019
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This beautiful girl that everyone wants this girl means so much to someone but dont even know it yet this girl is a true blessing
kamayah by S.s8 October 8, 2017
A sexual dance preformed by a male with the penis, by making it move around, used in an attempt to arouse a female.
That girl in class was cute, so I preformed a kamayaka for her.
kamayaka by PotatoButt October 7, 2013
That pretty girl who is in ur class so pretty smart and like cute ppl
"ur such a Kamaya"
kamaya by Kem765 February 24, 2017
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
Is a sweet girl but can sometimes be naughty, she has good vibes and will always be by your side! A very smart and intelligent person, tries her best and can be cute when she doesn’t even know it!
Girl: Woah..Kamaya got 100% on her test!

Another girl: Yeah she is so smart..I wish I was like a Kamaya
Kamaya by Kim IzaMen July 5, 2019
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