Arizona

The name Arizona is derived from the Papago Indian word 'Alĭ ṣonak', which means 'small spring'.

It was originally used to refer to a region in the southwestern United States, which later became the 48th state of Arizona.

As a given name, Arizona is often chosen for its unique sound and association with the picturesque landscape of the American Southwest.

While not a traditional name, Arizona has become a popular choice for parents seeking a distinctive and meaningful name for their daughter, inspired by the natural beauty and Native American heritage of the region.