Narcisa (en. Daffodil)

/nar'sisa/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Name of a flowering plant that belongs to the genus Narcissus.

In spring, narcissuses decorate gardens with their beautiful flowers.

En primavera, las narcisas adornan los jardines con sus bellas flores.

Term used to describe a person who is vain or egocentric.

Don't be so narcissistic; remember there are other people in the room.

No seas tan narcisa, recuerda que hay otras personas en la sala.

From Latin 'narcissus', referring to the plant, and from Greek 'narkissos'.

to act like a narcissist

To act in a vain or selfish manner.

hacer una narcisa

to be a narcissist

To be a person excessively concerned about their appearance.

ser una narcisa

narcissism

Tendency towards self-admiration and seeking others' attention.

narcisismo

vanity

Excessive pride in appearance or skill.

vanidad

egocentrism

Attitude of viewing things from one's own perspective without considering others.

egocentrismo

A person who cares a lot about their appearance.

Look at how she checks herself in the mirror; she's a true narcissist.

Mira cómo se mira en el espejo, es una verdadera narcisa.

Someone who always seeks to be the center of attention.

Let's not invite her; she always acts like a narcissist at parties.

No la invitemos, siempre actúa como una narcisa en las fiestas.