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1. (adj.) fragrant
having a pleasing scent:
a fragrant rose.
Etymology: (1400–50; late ME < L frāgrant-, s. of frāgrāns, prp. of frāgrāre to give off a strong smell)
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1. (adj) fragrant
pleasant-smelling
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1. (adj) fragrant
affecting the olfactory nerves agreeably; sweet of smell; odorous; having or emitting an agreeable perfume
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Sense: having a sweet smell
fragrant flowers.
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 Afrikaans: geur |
 Arabic: ذكي الرائِحَه، أريجي |
 Bulgarian: благоухаен |
 Brazilian: perfumado |
 Czech: vonný |
 German: duftend |
 Danish: duftende; aromatisk |
 Greek: μυρωδάτος |
 Spanish: fragante |
 Estonian: hästi lõhnav |
 Farsi: خوشبو |
 Finnish: tuoksuva |
 French: odorant |
 Hebrew: רֵיחָנִי |
 Hindi: सुगन्धित |
 Croatian: mirisav, miomirisan |
 Hungarian: illatos |
 Indonesian: harum |
 Icelandic: ilmandi |
 Italian: profumato |
 Japanese: 香りのよい |
 Korean: 향기로운 |
 Lithuanian: aromatingas, kvapnus |
 Latvian: smaržīgs; aromātisks |
 Malay: wangi |
 Dutch: geurig |
 Norwegian: duftende, velluktende |
 Polish: aromatyczny |
 Persian: خوشبو |
 Pashto: معطر، خوږوږ مه، خوش بويه |
 Portuguese: perfumado |
 Romanian: înmiresmat, parfumat |
 Russian: ароматный |
 Slovak: voňavý |
 Slovenian: dišeč |
 Serbian: mirišljav |
 Swedish: välluktande, doftande |
 Thai: หอม |
 Turkish: hoş kokulu, mis gibi |
 Taiwanese: 香的 |
 Ukrainian: запашний |
 Urdu: خوشبودار |
 Vietnamese: thơm ngát |
 Chinese: 香的 |
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