Cyclamen (noun)

1. A plant of the primrose family with tubers and fragrant, showy flowers in shades of pink, red, or white, grown as a houseplant or garden ornamental.
2. The flower of this plant.

Origin:

The word 'cyclamen' is derived from the greek word 'kyklos' meaning circle, referring to the way the tubers are arranged in a circular pattern.

Examples:

1. The garden was full of vibrant, blooming cyclamens.
2. She admired the delicate beauty of the cyclamen's petals.
3. The bright pink cyclamen made an eye-catching addition to the room.
4. The flower shop was selling a variety of cyclamens in pots.
5. She gifted a cyclamen plant to her friend for their birthday.