How to Say “Daisy” in Hebrew

By Lillian Isabelle • Updated October 3, 2026

חיננית

chinanit

The Hebrew word for daisy is חיננית (chinanit).

חיננית refers to the flower species Bellis perennis.

Meaning: Bellis perennis (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

chinanit

Did you know?

Because of its root, חיננית shares a linguistic ancestor with חינם, the word for 'free of charge' or 'gratis'.
The word חיננית is also used as a rare feminine given name in Israel.
The root of חיננית is shared with the word חנינה, which means 'pardon' or 'clemency' in a legal context.

Examples in context

רָאִיתִי דַּגְלִית יָפָה בַּפָּארְק תְּמוֹל!
I saw a beautiful daisy in the park yesterday!

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About The Author

Lillian Isabelle

Shalom! I'm Lillian, your go-to guide for mastering Hebrew—from the divine ("Angels" and "Anointed One") to the mundane("Beer" and "Coffee"). I happily split my time between sipping a well-brewed coffee, αγαπώντας my "bad dog", and writing about "chocolate", "cake", "bathrooms" and all things in between! Not only does my work help others navigate the beautiful intricacies of the Hebrew language, featuring both formal and informal expressions, but it also feeds my passion for cultural exploration. Outside of this, you might find me planting "sunflowers" and "daisies" in my backyard. עד שנפגש שוב ("Until we meet again"), happy learning!

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