Entity: DAFFODIL
A daffodil is a perennial bulbous herb with flowers that have a large corona elongated into a trumpet. It is also used in slang to describe a person who is always good and never gets in trouble.
DAFFODIL
Etymology
The word 'daffodil' originates from the Middle English word 'affodell', which is a variant of 'asphodel'.
Definition
A daffodil refers to any of various perennial bulbous herbs of the genus Narcissus, especially one with flowers that have a large corona elongated into a trumpet. In slang, it can describe a person who is always good and never gets in trouble.
Historical Context
Daffodils have been cultivated for centuries and have symbolic meanings in various cultures. They are often associated with rebirth and new beginnings.
Cultural Significance
Daffodils are commonly used in literature and art to symbolize hope, positivity, and renewal. They are also a popular flower in gardens and floral arrangements.
Related Concepts
Other related concepts include spring flowers, bulbous plants, and symbolism in nature.
See Also
- Narcissus
- Flower symbolism
- Spring flowers
A daffodil refers to any of various perennial bulbous herbs of the genus Narcissus, especially one with flowers that have a large corona elongated into a trumpet. In slang, it can describe a person who is always good and never gets in trouble.