aromatic in Latin
aromatic in Latin is fragrāns, hālāns, suāveolēns — aromatic means having a strong, usually pleasant smell; fragrant or spicy.
aromatic in Latin
fragrāns
Fragrant or spicy.
hālāns
Fragrant or spicy.
suāveolēns
Fragrant or spicy.
What does "aromatic" mean?
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adj Having a strong, usually pleasant smell; fragrant or spicy.
"The soup was full of aromatic herbs like basil and thyme."
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noun A fragrant plant, spice, or compound used to flavor food or scent a room.
"The recipe calls for a handful of aromatics like garlic, onion, and celery."
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aromatic in a sentence
- The soup was full of aromatic herbs like basil and thyme.
- Aromatic candles filled the room with a hint of cinnamon.
- The recipe calls for a handful of aromatics like garlic, onion, and celery.
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What is "aromatic" in Latin?
"aromatic" in Latin is fragrāns, hālāns, suāveolēns. aromatic means: Having a strong, usually pleasant smell; fragrant or spicy.
How do you use "aromatic" in a sentence?
Example: "The soup was full of aromatic herbs like basil and thyme." In Latin, "aromatic" is fragrāns, hālāns, suāveolēns.
Are there other ways to say "aromatic" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "aromatic": fragrāns, hālāns, suāveolēns.
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