Cinnamon is an unusual and captivating given name of American origin, derived from the popular spice of the same name. It is typically given to females but can also be used for males, adding a unique touch to either gender. The name Cinnamon evokes warm and inviting images, much like its namesake spice that has been cherished for centuries for its comforting aroma and flavor. Those named Cinnamon may carry with them the essence of sweetness, warmth, and nostalgia, qualities often associated with the spice from which their name is derived. In popular culture, the name Cinnamon gained prominence through characters like Cinnamon Tealeaf in the Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling, further contributing to its recognition and appeal.
"Cinnamon peaked in popularity during the late sixties and early seventies, with a high of 202 births in 1969. However, its usage has significantly decreased since the eighties, reaching an all-time low of just 5 births in 2009."