@mimmumacrame: What's this flower in your language? And if someone happens to know why we call it like this in Finnish, let me know. I didn't do any research 😅 #finnish #finland #learningfinnish #learninglanguages #language

Emma :

it's daisy, which comes from "day's - eye" because it opens at sunrise and closes at sunset ❤️

Sakura86 :

In Poland we say " stokrotka"

Ragnheiður Bjarnadót :

In Icelandic. Baldursbrá: means Baldur's eye, Baldur a god from Norse mythology.

Estelle :

Margaréta in hungarian

𝓓𝓮𝓼𝓲𝓻𝓮𝓮 ✎♡ :

Margarita in Spanish, it can be a girl's name too

márkimárk :

probably you are not surprised, but "kaka" in hungarian, means the same 😅

Katarina :

Marjetica is the small one and ivajnščica the big one😁💋

Hanne Alander :

We call them "prestekrage" in Norwegian, which means "priest colar". Think it derives from the time in the 17&1800's when priests wore those really big fanlike colars round their neck.

svalbard5 :

Marguerite in french

Barney :

Ramunėlė.

Joy-C :

Madelief in Dutch

E.L-j. :

Karikakar. Härjasilm.

Hossam :

So easy 😄

Rıdvann :

papatya turkish

Mihaela K. Yan:||:Author :

Margaritka

Adam McFarland :

Μαργαρίτα. (margarita) In Greek.

katuzqa :

Karikakar

Tina Muscillo :

Margherita in Italian 🌼

markko :

чарли суомен✌🏻 :

Ромашка(romashka) in russian

sxhrlay :

karikakar in estonian😍

Nounatak :

What the hell

Suska :

today's 💩

Omar Deeb :

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Dra Iphone 🍏📱 :

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