Etymology
The name "Miffy" is the diminutive of "Mafalda". Mafalda is an Italian name, and its forms in other languages (Maria, Martha, Marcella) all mean "mistress", "lady", or "dominating one".
Meaning
Miffy's name signifies her playful and independent nature. She is a confident and adventurous character who is not afraid to be herself.
Origin
The character of Miffy was created by Dutch artist Dick Bruna in 1955. Bruna was inspired to create Miffy after his son asked him to draw a rabbit he had seen in the dunes near their summer home.
Miffy quickly became a popular character in the Netherlands, and her books have been translated into over 50 languages. She has also starred in several animated television series and films.
Miffy is a beloved character around the world, and her name has come to be synonymous with cuteness, innocence, and fun.
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