Lily (noun)

1. A bulbous plant with large, trumpet-shaped, typically fragrant flowers on a tall, slender stem.
2. The flower of a lily plant.

Origin:

Old english lilie, from latin lilium, from greek leirion.

Examples:

1. The garden was filled with lilies.
2. She picked a lily from the field.
3. The lily has a delicate fragrance.
4. The lily is a symbol of purity and innocence.
5. The lily is a popular flower in bouquets.