Deise

Deise is a feminine given name used in Portuguese-speaking countries, most notably Brazil. It appears across different regions and communities and is commonly found in contemporary names.

The origin of Deise is not definitively established. It may be a Brazilian Portuguese variant of the English name Daisy, or a form of Désirée adapted to Portuguese spelling and pronunciation. The -ise ending is a common feature in Portuguese female names.

In Brazil, Deise has been in use since the 20th century and remains in regular use today. It is typically given at birth and can be shortened to nicknames such as Dea or Dei.

In cultural life, women named Deise have achieved recognition in sports, arts, and public service, illustrating the name's presence in modern Portuguese-language societies.

Related names include Daisy and Désirée, which reflect possible sources or cognates of Deise.