Zonnie is a unique and intriguing given name, derived from the Greek word 'zon', meaning 'girdle' or 'belt'. This name has a modern, unisex appeal while also carrying an ancient heritage. It was popularized in recent times due to its use by prominent figures such as American singer-songwriter Zonnie McCullough and British actress Zöe Lucker. The name Zonnie can be spelled with or without the accent mark on the 'o', offering flexibility for those who prefer a more traditional spelling or wish to emphasize its Greek origin.
"Zonnie experienced peak popularity between 1925 and 1930, with notable years including 1925 (12 births) and 1930 (11 births). After 1945, it showed a renewed interest with 11 births, but overall, its usage has been consistently low since the early 1900s."