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Daisy

/ DAY-zee /

feminine

Meaning

Day's eye

Origin

English

From the name of the flower, which comes from the Old English 'dægeseage' (day's eye), so named because the flower opens at dawn and closes at night. It is also used as a nickname for Margaret (as the French word for daisy is 'marguerite').

Personality Distribution

MBTI Profile

Approximate distribution among people named Daisy.

NT AnalystsNF DiplomatsSJ SentinelsSP Explorers
ESFP
10.08%
ISFJ
9.75%
ENFJ
9.69%
INTP
9.49%
INFP
8.64%
ENTP
8.44%
ENFP
7.98%
ENTJ
6.9%
ISTJ
5.36%
INTJ
5.1%
ESTP
4.83%
ISFP
4.81%
ISTP
3.04%
ESTJ
2.9%
INFJ
1.56%
ESFJ
1.43%

Cultural Context

Cultural Notes

Daisy is the quintessential 'happy' name. It feels sunny, uncomplicated, and fresh. While it was a Victorian staple, it has a timeless charm that prevents it from ever feeling truly dated. It is widely used across literature and pop culture.

Notable People

Famous Bearers

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Daisy Ridley

English actress known for Star Wars (b. 1992)

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Daisy Edgar-Jones

English actress known for Normal People (b. 1998)

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Daisy Buchanan

The iconic female lead in F. Scott Fitzgerald's 'The Great Gatsby'

Sibling Names

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