Daisy Name Meaning, Origin, Popularity, Girl Names Like Daisy

Daisy Name Origin: English
Pronunciation: day-zee
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Daisy Name Meaning

Daisy means “day’s eye” and over time, it has taken on additional meanings, such as “innocence, purity, and simplicity.” It’s a name that evokes the feeling of warmth, happiness and simplicity.

Origins of the Name Daisy

The name Daisy is of Old English origin, and it is derived from the Old English word “dægeseage,” which means “day’s eye.” It refers to the way the flower opens during the day and closes at night, which is the reason behind its name.

Popularity of the Name Daisy

Daisy has been a popular name for a while and has been borne by many notable figures throughout history and popular culture. Some of the most famous Daisy include:

Daisy Duck, a Disney cartoon character
Daisy Ridley, an English actress
Daisy Lowe, an English model and designer
Daisy Fuentes, a Cuban-American television host

In recent years, the name Daisy has seen steady popularity, and it’s become a favorite for parents looking for a strong, classic and elegant name that has a sweet and charming connotation.

Final Thoughts on the Name Daisy

There are so many amazing people throughout history and popular culture who have been named Daisy, which just goes to show how versatile and accomplished the name can be. It’s also a name that evokes the feeling of warmth, happiness and simplicity.

In conclusion, Daisy is a name with a rich history and a beautiful meaning. It has been borne by many notable figures throughout history and popular culture and has seen a steady popularity in recent years. With its classic, charming, elegant and sweet connotation, Daisy is a name that is sure to be a favorite for parents looking for a strong, classic, elegant and sweet name for their little one.

Daisy Name Popularity

How popular is the name Daisy? Here’s everything we know.

Year	Rank	# Births	% Births
1910	101	846	0.2403%
1911	110	794	0.2132%
1912	113	1,009	0.2001%
1913	125	1,017	0.1794%
1914	127	1,164	0.167%
1915	131	1,482	0.1631%
1916	138	1,477	0.1529%
1917	150	1,386	0.1385%
1918	148	1,495	0.1393%
1919	149	1,475	0.1409%
1920	156	1,455	0.1309%
1921	160	1,461	0.1276%
1922	158	1,497	0.1344%
1923	163	1,417	0.1265%
1924	165	1,429	0.1231%
1925	169	1,361	0.1204%
1926	171	1,255	0.1141%
1927	172	1,210	0.1093%
1928	170	1,194	0.1116%
1929	184	1,050	0.1014%
1930	181	1,038	0.0994%
1931	180	974	0.0987%
1932	177	1,034	0.1047%
1933	201	835	0.0896%
1934	191	902	0.0933%
1935	194	871	0.0896%
1936	213	742	0.077%
1937	206	776	0.0788%
1938	215	754	0.0737%
1939	210	784	0.0771%
1940	218	742	0.0698%
1941	233	705	0.0626%
1942	242	761	0.0603%
1943	253	733	0.0561%
1944	242	708	0.0571%
1945	275	588	0.0482%
1946	308	545	0.0369%
1947	304	644	0.0386%
1948	303	604	0.0378%
1949	322	543	0.0338%
1950	338	489	0.0304%
1951	336	511	0.0301%
1952	367	466	0.0267%
1953	360	517	0.0292%
1954	381	462	0.0253%
1955	391	471	0.0256%
1956	402	466	0.0247%
1957	417	456	0.0237%
1958	393	500	0.0265%
1959	443	426	0.0224%
1960	449	431	0.0227%
1961	471	376	0.0199%
1962	469	377	0.0205%
1963	482	363	0.0202%
1964	509	326	0.0185%
1965	511	302	0.0185%
1966	516	287	0.0184%
1967	558	241	0.0159%
1968	583	226	0.0151%
1969	571	251	0.0163%
1970	570	269	0.0169%
1971	565	269	0.0179%
1972	611	208	0.0153%
1973	567	235	0.0181%
1974	550	255	0.0196%
1975	543	269	0.0209%
1976	553	260	0.0202%
1977	583	252	0.0187%
1978	615	225	0.0167%
1979	525	323	0.0229%
1980	421	474	0.0324%
1981	324	694	0.0472%
1982	368	594	0.0397%
1983	219	1,132	0.0767%
1984	226	1,113	0.0748%
1985	271	896	0.059%
1986	309	743	0.0492%
1987	330	708	0.0464%
1988	231	1,111	0.0713%
1989	221	1,207	0.0748%
1990	195	1,477	0.0891%
1991	188	1,558	0.0956%
1992	187	1,612	0.101%
1993	187	1,530	0.0981%
1994	178	1,638	0.1067%
1995	146	2,188	0.1452%
1996	125	2,491	0.1664%
1997	140	2,273	0.1537%
1998	136	2,421	0.1618%
1999	134	2,446	0.1633%
2000	141	2,347	0.1536%
2001	139	2,351	0.156%
2002	139	2,430	0.1622%
2003	138	2,373	0.156%
2004	144	2,251	0.1477%
2005	151	2,294	0.15%
2006	149	2,283	0.1458%
2007	167	2,136	0.1354%
2008	163	2,046	0.1324%
2009	154	2,052	0.1373%
2010	151	1,996	0.1385%
2011	167	1,864	0.1308%
2012	174	1,765	0.1239%
2013	195	1,604	0.1127%
2014	177	1,764	0.1211%
2015	179	1,741	0.1197%
2016	185	1,707	0.1184%
2017	166	1,775	0.1272%
2018	168	1,673	0.1218%
2019	159	1,713	0.1265%
2020	144	1,821	0.1431%
2021	135	1,917	0.1568%
2022	125	2,299	0.1743%

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Names Like Daisy

If you like Daisy, you’ll love these other names like Daisy.

What names are variants of Daisy?

Mix it up with these names that are a variation of the name Daisy.

Name	Meaning	Origin
Daisee	Day's eye	English
Daisey	From the south; day's eye	Irish
Daisi	Day's eye	English
Daisie	Day's eye	English
Daizy	Day's eye	English
Dasie	Day's eye	English
Daysi	Day's eye	English
Deyse	Day's eye	English
Deysi	Day's eye	English

What names sound like Daisy?

If you like how Daisy sounds, you might also like these names that sound like Daisy.

Name	Meaning	Origin
Dacey	From the south	Irish
Dacy	Clarity, whiteness; from the south	Latin
Daicy	From the south	Irish
Dasya	Gift of God	Greek
Tais	Beautiful	Greek

Taisa		Greek

What names are similar to Daisy?

Find a name that’s like Daisy, but just a little bit different.

Name	Meaning	Origin	Popularity	Other Gender
Rosa	Rose	Latin

Lists With Daisy

Find inspiration in these baby girl name lists featuring the name Daisy.

Siblings of Daisy

Mamas with kids named Daisy also have kids with these names.

Name	Meaning	Origin
Lily	Lily flower	English
Ivy	Ivy plant	English
Rowan	Of the rowan tree	Gaelic
Arlo	Armed hill	English

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19 Comments

Oduor Nov 24 at 5:39 am

I had a c section and after my baby was laid next to me I couldn’t move a big portion of my body to a comfortable place so as I strained myself to have a full view of my baby the name Daisy came to mind and yet I had never thought about it all through my pregnancy so that’s how I got the name

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- Daisy Dec 6 at 4:30 pm
  
  That is so nice to hard that thare is other Daisys out thour and that I’m not the only one hoo is named Daisy.
  
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Danielle Oct 30 at 7:26 am

The name Daisy kept finding my husband and I. After more research, we discovered that my grandmother’s name (Marguerite) means Daisy in French. We like the name because it is different and as a teacher, I’ve never met a child named Daisy. I also love flowers, and I feel like this is another reason why I like the name.

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- Daisy Apr 25 at 12:23 am
  
  I think the name Daisy is very pure name. It’s not used much and I am glad I am named after the namesake the name Daisy is not only sweet and different. It also brings a smile to peoples faces.
  
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Ciera Jan 4 at 10:00 am

Our 4th daughter (and final baby) is going to be Daisy! Such a sweet and girly name without the feeling of trendy. Her middle name will be Jo after my late grandmother.

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Rua Oct 28 at 11:19 am

I play Mario I met that girl with the yellow dress beautiful name

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Grace Oct 7 at 10:24 am

It’s classic, and yet not common, and flower names always have that sweet mix of kind of earthy and yet very traditional 🙂

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Julie Jan 2 at 4:01 pm

Pretty, classic , like girls names ending in y sound, and fitting post a heartbreaking miscarriage when we read old folklore says when babies went to heaven the gods would sprinkle daisies on the earth

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Heather Feb 16 at 11:08 am

Daisy is a great name just like the flower

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Carolyn May 12 at 1:43 pm

I named Daisy after her dad’s grandmother that he never got to know. And she is named after dad’s mom. I love her name it alot of meaning behind it. She is very bright.

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Rita Mar 15 at 1:06 pm

All my daughters are named after flowers or trees. Jasmine, Lily, Rose, Juniper and Daisy.

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Desiree Dec 4 at 9:07 pm

Daisy was my great grandmas name

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Desirée Oct 30 at 2:54 am

Daisy is my great grandmas first name. I’ve always loved that name.
She was 5 weeks early due to a car wreck that happened and my blood pressure wouldn’t go down.

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christi stackhouse Aug 16 at 9:27 am

Daisy is the flower that symbolizes motherhood. it was also the name of my childhood dog.. I love it because its sweet and simple it has sentimental value for me and my husband liked it too

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Danielle Jun 19 at 12:50 pm

My husband and boys and myself all have names that start with D. There aren’t very many girl names that start with a D that we like so we were drawn to the name Daisy. When we told our friends her name, many of them told us that Daisy we on their list of top girl names as well when they were pregnant with baby girls. It’s a soft, feminine, dainty name and now that our daughter is here, we feel like her name fits her.

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Betsy Jun 18 at 4:43 am

We are Americans that live in Germany and there aren’t any girls named Daisy here where we are so we thought it was unique and so cute and simple.

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Katie Jun 13 at 4:09 pm

Thought it was cute, have always liked it, and ironically was inspired by first pair of comfy maternity pants given to me by mom with my first pregnancy. The brand was “June & Daisy” and my first daughter is June, so this one is Daisy! =)

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Jessie Jun 9 at 4:45 am

I loved the idea of having a name that was a bit more vintage and unique. She was originally going to be Charlotte but after she was born we couldn’t kick the feeling that Daisy suited her better. My five year old step son had also already nick named her “flower” so Daisy seemed like it was meant to be. I like how simple yet elegant Daisy sounds.

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Sarah Apr 22 at 1:51 pm

Daisy was my 4th baby, 3rd girl so we wanted to stick to plant theme. When I think of daisys I think bright, happy and easy going. My other kids are lily, ivy, 2 boys Rowan and arlo.

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