Pronunciation: [kahˈɑːmə] (IPA) 
The spelling of the word "KAHAMA" is pronounced as /kəˈhɑːmə/. This word is often used as a proper noun for a city located in Tanzania, East Africa. It is important to note that the letter "K" is pronounced as /k/ and the letter "H" is pronounced as /h/ in this word. The letters "A" after "K" are pronounced as /ə/, whereas the letters "A" after "H" are pronounced as /ɑː/. The last letter "A" in the word is also pronounced as /ə/.
Kahama is a proper noun that can refer to different entities depending on the context. Primarily, it is the name of a district located in the Shinyanga Region of northwestern Tanzania. With its administrative center in the town of Kahama, this district covers an area of approximately 37,700 square kilometers and is predominantly inhabited by the Sukuma people. Kahama is known for its rich mineral resources, particularly gold deposits, which have attracted significant mining activities in the region.
The term "Kahama" can also have alternative meanings depending on the cultural or linguistic background. In some parts of India, Kahama is a surname commonly associated with individuals of the Hindu faith. In this context, it typically represents a family name passed down through generations.
Furthermore, "Kahama" may be used as a given name or a nickname, particularly in Swahili-speaking communities. As a name, its meaning can vary depending on the individual's cultural heritage and interpretation. Given the diverse nature of names and their meanings across different languages and cultures, the precise definition of "Kahama" as a personal name may require further context or research specific to the individual or cultural context in question.
