Daisy's Metaphor in English

The metaphor of Daisy in English is as follows:

The English name daisy means daisy, which is a girl's name, and refers to a daisy flower and a white flower. Moral of the name: Daisy, harmonious, and her values are very firm.

name impression: honest, reliable and like to explore new things. Do things seriously. Pay attention to detail. Independent. I like to finish what I started. Calm personality, love home. Do things methodically, but don't want to adopt other people's opinions. Refuse to change.

name meaning: daisy flower, white flower, the meaning of "eye of the sun" in old English. Daisy flower simply changed from English word to white flower, and finally derived from old English D? Geseage means "daytime". It was first used as a given name in the 19th century, and many other plant and flower names were created.

Precautions for English naming:

1. Pay attention to the meaning of English names used

Some English names have bad ambiguities abroad, so when you name English names, you should have a good understanding of the meaning of the names used before deciding whether they are applicable.

2. Avoid translating Chinese names directly into English

Unless you have a good knowledge of English and British and American culture, direct translation of Chinese names is not recommended. China people's name requires good meaning and catchy listening. When foreigners name, they should try to choose one of the established names.

If you willfully translate your name into English, the response is likely to be "That's not even a name". I have seen boys name themselves Tree. There is also a girl named Smiley in English. Not to mention that it's not a name at all. If you don't pronounce the letter "I" completely, it's not bad to pronounce it as Smelly.