Daisy
Daisy is a girl name of English origin, ranked #46 in popularity, meaning The day's-eye flower.
What Daisy means
The day's-eye flower.
Daisy sits at 5 letters, and ends on a consonant, which gives it a firmer stop.
Where Daisy comes from
English names come from a long layering of Anglo-Saxon, Norman French, and biblical sources. Many began as surnames, place names, or occupations before they were ever used as first names.
Daisy is recorded as English in origin. Browse other English names.
How popular is Daisy?
Daisy is ranked #46. Names in this band tend to be the comfortable middle ground — recognised everywhere, but common enough to need no explanation and rare enough to still feel chosen.
The character of Daisy
Daisy spans flowers and growing things, the natural world and light and brightness, which is why it can read differently depending on which association you notice first. Both threads are worth following.
Names like Daisy
These share Daisy's themes, origin, or both — closest first.
- Lily — The lily flower — purity and beauty.
- Bryony — To sprout; a climbing vine.
- Hadley — Field of heather.
- Heather — The flowering heath shrub.
- Marigold — The golden marigold flower.
- May — The hawthorn blossom; the fifth month.
- Meadow — A field of wildflowers.
- Petunia — The trumpet-shaped flower.
- Poppy — The bright red poppy flower.
- Primrose — First rose; first flower of spring.
- Summer — The warm, bright season.
- Wisteria — The cascading purple vine.