No. 2,933 in Portuguese
margarida
"Daisy" (a type of flower).
In a sentence
Eu plantei uma margarida no jardim ontem.
I planted a daisy in the garden yesterday.
The word 'margarida' is used in this sentence to refer to the flower commonly known as a daisy.
Margarida sempre esquece de fechar a janela antes de sair.
Margarida always forgets to close the window before leaving.
In this case, 'Margarida' is a proper noun used as a personal name.
O seu sorriso é tão brilhante como uma margarida.
Your smile is as bright as a daisy.
Here, 'margarida' is used metaphorically to describe brilliance and attractiveness using the image of a daisy.
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