Zinnia is a name of Aztec origin, derived from the flower Zinnia elegans, named after Spanish naturalist José Antonio de Zinnía. This flowering plant was first introduced to Europe in the mid-18th century.
In many cultures, the zinnia has become a symbol of warmth, hospitality, and friendship, reflecting its ability to grow in abundance and spread joy.
People named Zinnia are often seen as bright, lively, and affectionate individuals with a natural flair for creativity and social connections.
The name Zinnia has gained popularity over the past few decades, particularly among parents seeking unique and botanical-inspired names.