What is the origin of the name Narcisse?

Narcisse is a name of French and Greek origin. It is often classified as a mythological, nature name.

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Q: What does the name Narcisse mean?

Narcisse means "French form of Narcissus, from Greek 'narkē' meaning 'numbness.' The mythological youth who fell in love with his reflection.".

French form of Narcissus, from Greek 'narkē' meaning 'numbness.' The mythological youth who fell in love with his reflection.

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