How to Say “Daisy” in Mexican (Mexican Spanish)

margarita
neutral, Mexico
A daisy is a margarita in Mexico, and the word is also a common girl's name. It is also called margarita silvestre.
Meaning: a small white flower with a yellow center (noun)

Ways to say it

“Daisy” in Mexican
Mexican Note
margarita neutral, Mexico
margarita silvestre wild daisy

The same word names the cocktail made with tequila, so context matters: una margarita can be a flower or a drink.

How does it change in a sentence?

Margarita is feminine: la margarita, las margaritas.

Did you know?

  • The Spanish margarita comes from the Greek word for pearl, and it is also the name of a tequila cocktail.

Examples in context

  • Las margaritas florecen en primavera.
    Daisies bloom in spring.
  • Me regaló un ramo de margaritas.
    He gave me a bunch of daisies.

Example conversation

Paty and her daughter Emi pick flowers in a garden in Xalapa.

  1. Paty

    Emi, mira las margaritas.
    Emi, look at the daisies.
  2. Emi

    Son blancas con el centro amarillo.
    They are white with a yellow center.
  3. Paty

    Hagamos un ramo para la abuela.
    Let us make a bunch for grandma.
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