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Daisy in Chinese

Daisy has no single Chinese spelling. Newspapers transliterate it as 黛西 (Dàixī); a person called Daisy would take a real Chinese name. Here are three, with every character explained.

Dài Sīruì
Intelligent, thoughtful, elegant
  • 戴Dàiwear; family name
  • 思sīthink, consider
  • 睿ruìastute, wise

This name uses a surname that sounds like 'Dai' from Daisy, and the given name means 'thoughtful and wise'.

See 戴思睿 written
Dù Ānrán
Peaceful, natural, harmonious
  • 杜Dùbirchleaf pear; family name
  • 安ānpeace, calm
  • 然ránso, natural

The surname Du is common, and Anran means 'peaceful and natural', reflecting a gentle and balanced personality.

See 杜安然 written
Dīng Yuèxīn
Joyful, pleasant, warm
  • 丁Dīngmale adult; family name
  • 悦yuèpleased, delighted
  • 心xīnheart, mind

Ding is a common surname, and Yuexin means 'joyful heart', evoking a pleasant and cheerful disposition.

See 丁悦心 written
Three more names for DaisyAdd who the name is for, or what it should mean, and the characters change.

Daisy as a transliteration

How a newspaper writes Daisy黛西

This is a common transliteration for the English name Daisy, often used for female names.

A name Daisy could be called戴思睿

This name uses a surname that sounds like 'Dai' from Daisy, and the given name means 'thoughtful and wise'.

Questions

How do you write Daisy in Chinese?

As a transliteration, Daisy is written 黛西 (Dàixī), characters chosen for sound. As a real Chinese name, Daisy could be 戴思睿 (Dài Sīruì): This name uses a surname that sounds like 'Dai' from Daisy, and the given name means 'thoughtful and wise'.

What does 戴思睿 mean?

戴 (Dài) means wear; family name; 思 (sī) means think, consider; 睿 (ruì) means astute, wise.

Is 戴思睿 a common Chinese name?

It follows the shape of a common Chinese name: the surname 戴 is from the Hundred Family Surnames and the given name uses common simplified characters. You can ask the generator for three more.

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