Fragrant

//ˈfɹæ.ɡɹənt//

Translations of "fragrant" (54 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Arabic	رَيًّا(sweet-smelling), عَبِق(sweet-smelling)	rayyan, ʕabiq
Armenian	անուշաբույր(sweet-smelling)	anušabuyr
Bikol Central	mahamot(sweet-smelling)	—
Bulgarian	ароматен(sweet-smelling), благоуханен(sweet-smelling)	aromaten, blagouhanen
Catalan	fragant(sweet-smelling)	—
Cebuano	humot(sweet-smelling)	—
Chinese Cantonese	香(sweet-smelling)	hoeng¹
Chinese Mandarin	芬香(sweet-smelling), 芳香(sweet-smelling), 香(sweet-smelling)	fēnxiāng, fāngxiāng, xiāng
Czech	voňavý(sweet-smelling)	—
Danish	duftende(sweet-smelling), vellugtende(sweet-smelling)	—
Esperanto	bonodora(sweet-smelling)	—
Finnish	hyväntuoksuinen(sweet-smelling), tuoksuva(sweet-smelling)	—
French	aromatique(sweet-smelling), odorant(sweet-smelling)	—
Galician	fragrante(sweet-smelling)	—
Georgian	არომატული(sweet-smelling), კეთილსურნელოვანი(sweet-smelling), სურნელოვანი(sweet-smelling)	aromaṭuli, ḳetilsurnelovani, surnelovani
German	duftend(sweet-smelling), wohlriechend(sweet-smelling)	—
Gorontalo	wonu(sweet-smelling)	—
Greek	αρωματικός(sweet-smelling), ευωδιαστός(sweet-smelling)	aromatikós, evodiastós
Gujarati	εὔοσμος(sweet-smelling)	eúosmos
Hawaiian	ʻala(sweet-smelling), ʻaʻala(sweet-smelling)	—
Higaonon	mahumut(sweet-smelling)	—
Hungarian	illatos(sweet-smelling)	—
Ilocano	nabanglo(sweet-smelling)	—
Indonesian	harum(sweet-smelling), semerbak(sweet-smelling), wangi(sweet-smelling)	—
Irish	cumhra(sweet-smelling)	—
Italian	fragrante(sweet-smelling)	—
Japanese	甘い香りのする(sweet-smelling), 芳しい(sweet-smelling), 香ばしい(sweet-smelling), 香り高い(sweet-smelling)	amai kaori no suru, kanbashii, kōbashii, kaoritakai
Javanese	wangi(sweet-smelling)	—
Kapampangan	mabanglu(sweet-smelling)	—
Kazakh	иісті(sweet-smelling)	iıstı
Khmer	ពិដោរ(sweet-smelling), សុគន្ធ(sweet-smelling), សុរភី(sweet-smelling), សោគន្ធិកៈ(sweet-smelling), អប់(sweet-smelling)	pi’dao, so’kʊən, so’ra’ pʰii, saokoantʰi’ka’, ɑp
Korean	향기롭다(sweet-smelling)	hyanggiropda
Latin	hālāns(sweet-smelling), suāveolens(sweet-smelling)	—
Latvian	smaržīgs(sweet-smelling)	—
Malay	harum(sweet-smelling), semerbak(sweet-smelling), wangi(sweet-smelling)	—
Mongolian	анхилам(sweet-smelling)	anxilam
Norwegian	duftende(sweet-smelling)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	velluktende(sweet-smelling)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	velluktande(sweet-smelling)	—
Pashto	خوش بو(sweet-smelling)	khūsh-bū
Plautdietsch	scheenrikjent(sweet-smelling)	—
Polish	pachnący(sweet-smelling), wonny(sweet-smelling)	—
Portuguese	cheiroso(sweet-smelling)	—
Romanian	fragrant(sweet-smelling)	—
Russian	арома́тный(sweet-smelling), благово́нный(sweet-smelling), благоуха́нный(sweet-smelling), благоуха́ющий(sweet-smelling), души́стый(sweet-smelling)	aromátnyj, blagovónnyj, blagouxánnyj, blagouxájuščij, dušístyj
Scottish Gaelic	cùbhraidh(sweet-smelling)	—
Spanish	bienoliente(sweet-smelling), fragante(sweet-smelling), fragrante(sweet-smelling), perfumado(sweet-smelling)	—
Sundanese	ᮓᮜᮤᮀᮓᮤᮀ(sweet-smelling)	dalingding
Tagalog	mabango(sweet-smelling)	—
Thai	หอม(sweet-smelling)	hɔ̌ɔm
Turkish	rayihalı(sweet-smelling), ıtırlı(sweet-smelling)	—
Ukrainian	ароматний(sweet-smelling), запашний(sweet-smelling), пахучий(sweet-smelling)	aromatnyj, zapašnyj, paxučyj
Vietnamese	thơm(sweet-smelling)	—
Welsh	peraroglus(sweet-smelling), persawrus(sweet-smelling)	—