Illatált

Illatált is a Hungarian word that translates to "scented" or "perfumed" in English. It describes something that possesses a pleasant smell. The word is derived from "illat," which means scent or fragrance, and the past participle suffix "-ált."

This term is commonly used in everyday language to describe a wide range of items that emit an aroma. For instance, one might refer to an "illatált virág" (scented flower) or an "illatált gyertya" (scented candle). It can also be applied to food and beverages that have a pleasing smell, such as "illatált kávé" (scented coffee).

The context in which "illatált" is used typically implies a positive olfactory experience. It suggests that the smell is not only present but also agreeable and often associated with quality or desirability. While it can refer to natural scents, it is frequently used for artificially created fragrances as well. The word itself does not specify the origin of the scent, only its presence and pleasantness. In essence, "illatált" is a straightforward descriptor for anything that smells good.