Origin and Meaning of Maisy

A variant of Daisy, meaning 'day's eye' or 'innocent'

Origin: English - Maisy is derived from the name Daisy, which comes from Old English 'dæġes ēage' referring to the flower that resembles the eye of the day.

• Maisy is often seen as a modern, playful twist on the more traditional name Daisy.
• The name Maisy has gained popularity in English-speaking countries, especially in the UK and the US.
• Maisy is also the name of a popular children's book character and animated show, which has contributed to its recognition.
• In recent years, Maisy has experienced a rise in popularity, especially in the 2000s, often ranked in the top 200 names for girls in the UK.
• Variations of the name include Maisie and Macy, which are also used in various cultures.