An archaic or poetic variant spelling of daffodil; a yellow springtime flower with a trumpet-shaped center.
An older spelling of daffodil that shows folk-etymological influence, possibly influenced by the word daff (silly), making it sound more whimsical.
Medieval people heard 'daffodil' and thought it sounded silly, so they called it daffadilly—basically the flower got a funnier name by accident because people's minds playfully reinterpreted the sound!
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