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What is 'daisy' in Spanish?

Updated: 10/10/2023
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Margarita común or Pascueta may be some of the many Spanish equivalents of "daisy" (Bellis perennis).

The feminine noun margarita means "daisy". Its singular definite article is la ("the"), and its singular indefinite article una ("a, one"). The adjective comúntranslates as "common". The pronunciaiton will be "MAHR-ghah-REE-tah koh-MOON" in Spanish.

The feminine noun pascueta refers to "Easter". The pronounciation will be "pah-SKWEH-tah".

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