Marguerite is a French name meaning "pearl. " It originates from the Latin word for pearl, μαÏγαÏίτης (margarÃtÄ“s), and is also the French word for the ox-eye daisy flower. Marguerite is derived from the French name Marguerite, which is related to the Latin Margarita and the Greek μαÏγαÏίτης (margarÃtÄ“s), meaning 'pearl'., which was popularized by Saint Margaret of Scotland. Over time, Marguerite has seen fluctuations in popularity, peaking in the early 20th century and experiencing a revival in recent years. The name is significant due to its association with several notable historical figures and literary characters, including the heroine of Alexandre Dumas'novel "La Dame aux Camelias. " English name Margaret, which was popularized by Saint Margaret of Scotland.
