daisy in Greek
daisy in Greek is μαργαρίτα — daisy means a small flowering plant with a yellow centre and white petals, or any of several related flowering plants.
daisy in Greek
μαργαρίτα
Pronounced: margarita
A wild flowering plant of species Bellis perennis of the family Asteraceae, with a yellow head and white petals
What does "daisy" mean?
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noun A small flowering plant with a yellow centre and white petals, or any of several related flowering plants.
"The children picked daisies from the field and made a chain."
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noun Informal: something excellent or impressive.
"That new car of his is a real daisy."
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daisy in a sentence
- The children picked daisies from the field and made a chain.
- Wild daisies grow along the roadside every spring.
- That new car of his is a real daisy.
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What is "daisy" in Greek?
"daisy" in Greek is μαργαρίτα. daisy means: A small flowering plant with a yellow centre and white petals, or any of several related flowering plants.
How do you pronounce μαργαρίτα?
"daisy" in Greek is μαργαρίτα, pronounced "margarita".
How do you use "daisy" in a sentence?
Example: "The children picked daisies from the field and made a chain." In Greek, "daisy" is μαργαρίτα.
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