In their native regions, Plumeria plants are often named based on cultural significance, local languages, or historical context. The names may be associated with the plant’s appearance, fragrance, use, or other characteristics. In some cases, the names may have cultural or religious connotations, making Plumeria an essential part of rituals or traditions. Local communities and indigenous groups play a significant role in naming plants, passing down traditional knowledge, and preserving cultural heritage. These local names contribute to the plant’s identity and strengthen the connection between people and the natural environment in which Plumeria thrives.