Etymology
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From original German Narzissismus, soon changed to Narzissmus due to haplology, from Narcissus, a character in Greek mythology who became obsessed with his own reflection, + -ism.
Pronunciation
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narcissism (usually uncountable, plural narcissisms)
- Excessive love of oneself.
- Sexual desire for one's own body.
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Translations
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excessive love of oneself
- Arabic: النَّرْجِسِيَّة f (an-narjisiyya)
- Armenian: նարցիսիզմ (hy) (narcʻisizm)
- Belarusian: нарцысі́зм m (narcysízm)
- Bulgarian: нарциси́зъм (bg) m (narcisízǎm)
- Catalan: narcisisme m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 自戀／自恋 (zh) (zìliàn)
- Czech: narcismus (cs) m, narcisismus m
- Dutch: narcisme (nl) n
- Esperanto: memamo
- Estonian: nartsissism
- Finnish: narsismi (fi)
- French: narcissisme (fr) m
- Georgian: ნარცისიზმი (narcisizmi)
- German: Narzissmus (de) m
- Greek: ναρκισσισμός (el) m (narkissismós), αυτοθαυμασμός (el) m (aftothavmasmós), ωραιοπάθεια (el) f (oraiopátheia)
- Indonesian: narsisisme
- Irish: naircisíocht f
- Italian: narcisismo (it) m
- Japanese: ナルシシズム (ja) (narushishizumu), ナルシシスム (narushishisumu), 自己愛 (じこあい, jikoai)
- Korean: 나르시시즘 (nareusisijeum), 자기애(自己愛) (ko) (jagiae)
- Macedonian: самољубивост f (samoljubivost)
- Manx: hene-graih m
- Maori: mate whakatāupe
- Persian: خودشیفتگی (xodšiftegi)
- Polish: narcyzm (pl) m
- Portuguese: narcisismo (pt) m
- Romanian: narcisism (ro) n
- Russian: нарцисси́зм (ru) m (narcissízm), самовлюблённость (ru) f (samovljubljónnostʹ), самолюбова́ние (ru) n (samoljubovánije)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Roman: samodopadljivost, samoljublje (sh), narcizam (sh) m, narcisizam m
- Slovak: narcizmus m
- Slovene: narcizem m
- Spanish: narcisismo (es) m
- Swedish: narcissism (sv) c
- Turkish: narsisizm (tr)
- Ukrainian: нарциси́зм m (narcysýzm)
- Welsh: hunanaddoliad m, narsisiaeth f
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See also
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Further reading
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narcissism on Wikipedia.Wikipedia 
