Origin and Meaning of Daisie

Day's eye; a flower that opens with the sun

Origin: English - Originally derived from the Old English word 'dægesege,' which referred to the flower 'daisy' as it means 'day's eye' due to its tendency to bloom in the daylight.

• Daisie is a variation of the name Daisy, which is often associated with innocence and purity, reflecting the flower's bright and cheerful appearance.
• The name Daisie has gained popularity in recent years, often used as a whimsical take on the traditional name Daisy.
• Notable bearers include artists and characters in literature and film, contributing to the name's charming and friendly connotation.
• Daisie has seen a rise in usage in various English-speaking countries, particularly among parents seeking cute, modern alternatives to classic names.
• Variations of the name include Daisy, Daisey, and Daisie can also be associated with names that have floral meanings, like Flora or Blossom.