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Daisy is a delicate and charming floral name of English origin, derived from the well-known white-and-yellow flower "daisy." The name evolved from the Old English phrase "dæges ēage," meaning "day's eye," because the flower opens in the morning with the sunrise and closes in the evening. In Hebrew-speaking communities, the name has been adopted as a modern foreign name, primarily used by secular or liberal families seeking a unique and international name for their daughter. Daisy represents innocence, purity, vitality, and simple, natural beauty. The name Daisy became particularly popular during the 19th century in England and the United States, as part of the trend of giving girls romantic floral names such as Rose, Violet, and Iris. In Israel, the name began appearing in the 1990s and 2000s, as Israeli parents started adopting more international names. Daisy is perceived as a young, fresh, and optimistic name, conveying a sense of lightness and joie de vivre. The flower itself symbolizes pure love, innocence, and new beginnings, so the name carries positive meanings of hope and renewal. Culturally, Daisy carries connotations of elegant simplicity and natural beauty. It is a name particularly suited for girls with a cheerful, spontaneous, and life-loving character. In the Western world, Daisy gained significant popularity also thanks to famous fictional characters such as Disney's Daisy Duck and Daisy Buchanan from F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic novel "The Great Gatsby." In Israel, the name maintains its uniqueness and is still considered relatively rare, making it an interesting choice for parents seeking a special name that combines international appeal with a gentle and pleasant sound. Daisy is a name suited for a girl who will grow into an independent, creative, and vibrant woman.

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From a Kabbalistic perspective, the name Daisy is connected to energies of light, renewal, and connection to nature. The daisy flower, which opens with sunlight, symbolizes the ability to receive spiritual light and spread it in the world. The name carries within it a frequency of pure joy and connection to the simple wisdom of nature.

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Daisy Ridley - British actress, known for playing Rey in the Star Wars sequel trilogy | Daisy Fuentes - American television host and actress | Daisy Lowe - British model and actress | Daisy Edgar-Jones - British actress, known from the series 'Normal People'

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