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Daisy

DAY-zee
Meaning: Daisy is derived from the Old English word 'daes eage', meaning 'day's eye', referring to how the flower opens at dawn.
Gender
Girl
Origin
English, Old English, Latin
Popularity Rank
#110 (girls)
#260 (overall)

Popularity Summary

Daisy has consistently ranked as a popular name for girls, peaking in the early 2000s. It remains a favorite due to its sweet sound and vibrant associations.

Why Parents Choose Daisy

Parents often choose Daisy for its cheerful connotation, floral imagery, and timeless charm, evoking feelings of joy and simplicity.

History & Cultural Significance

The name Daisy became popular in the late 19th century, especially in English-speaking countries. It was often used as a nickname for Margaret, which is another name for the daisy flower.

In many cultures, the daisy flower symbolizes purity, innocence, and new beginnings, making it a popular choice for a girl's name.

Notable People Named Daisy

  • Daisy Ridley
  • Daisy Fuentes
  • Daisy Duke

Name Variations

Daisey Daisie Daze

Related Names

Margaret Marguerite Margarita

Similar Sounding Names

Maisie Kacey Hayley

Names with Similar Feel

Poppy Lola Chloe

Sibling Name Ideas

Lily Rose Violet

Pop Culture References

  • Daisy Buchanan from 'The Great Gatsby'
  • Daisy the Cow from Disney
  • Daisy Duck, a classic Disney character