A fragrant flower, commonly known as a daffodil or narcissus.

{"Origin":"The word 'نرجس' (narges) in Persian is derived from the Ancient Greek word 'νάρκισσος' (narkissos), which is the name for the narcissus flower.","Historical and Cultural Context":"In Persian culture, the narges flower is often associated with beauty and has been mentioned in classical poetry and literature. It is commonly cultivated in gardens for its attractive blooms and delightful fragrance.","Evolution":"While the term 'narges' has retained its connection to the narcissus flower in Persian, its Greek counterpart evolved into the English 'narcissus', which also includes various species of the daffodil.","Modern Relevance":"Today, the narges flower is celebrated in Iran for its beauty and fragrance, and it is often used in traditional Persian floral arrangements and decorations."}

The legend of Narcissus, a character from Greek mythology who fell in love with his own reflection, is believed to be the origin of the word 'narcissism'. The narges flower is said to have grown where Narcissus died.