Margarida


margarida is a catalan, portuguese and galician girl’s name, originating from the latin word for pearl and meaning a daisy or forget-me-not in these languages.
latin, meaning pearl. in general, the person who has this name is special, it’s unusual and frequently presents little current qualities: understanding, kindness and concern for others. they are faithful in love and do not approve others’ infidelities.

short forms include guida and maggie (modern, sometimes spelt magui). rita, an italian variation of this name, is very popular on its own.
the english equivalent can be margaret or daisy, or by derivation, madge and marge.
donald’s girlfriend, daisy. in catalan, portuguese and galician, margarida.

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