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A homophone of the Welsh emblem "daffodil" is "daffodil," as it sounds the same when pronounced. However, if you're looking for a homophone that relates to a different meaning, "daffodil" itself does not have a direct homophone. The term primarily refers to the flower symbolizing Wales.

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