Maisie
“Pearl” — A beautiful name of Scottish origin
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📖 Name Meaning & History
Maisie is a delightful Scottish diminutive of Margaret meaning "pearl." It bubbles with cheerful energy and has a cozy, friendly feel that makes it irresistible. Maisie is the kind of name that makes people smile when they hear it.
Maisie originated as a Scottish pet form of Margaret, which comes from the Greek "margarites" (pearl). Henry James wrote "What Maisie Knew" in 1897, giving the name literary credibility. Maisie Williams brought renewed fame to the name through her role as Arya Stark in Game of Thrones.
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⭐ Famous People Named Maisie
Maisie Williams
British actress, Arya Stark in Game of Thrones
Maisie Peters
English singer-songwriter
Maisie Smith
British actress and dancer
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What does the name Maisie mean?
Maisie is a Scottish name meaning "Pearl." Maisie is a delightful Scottish diminutive of Margaret meaning "pearl." It bubbles with cheerful energy and has a cozy, friendly feel that makes it irresistible. It's a beautiful choice for parents who value scottish heritage and meaningful names.
Is Maisie a popular baby name?
Maisie is moderately popular, currently ranking around #154 in the United States. Its rarity makes it a distinctive and memorable pick.
What are good middle names for Maisie?
Great middle names for Maisie include Maisie Rose, Maisie Grace, Maisie Mae. Since Maisie is short, longer middle names create a nice rhythm.
What names go well with Maisie for siblings?
Names that pair beautifully with Maisie include Daisy, Elsie, Josie, Rosie. Choose sibling names with a similar scottish feel or matching elegance for a cohesive set.