Levandulová

Levandulová is a Czech feminine adjective meaning lavender-related or lavender-scented. It is derived from levandule, the plant commonly known as lavender, and is formed with the standard Czech suffix -ová to describe feminine nouns. The term is used to characterize objects, substances, colors, or experiences connected with lavender.

The word appears in phrases such as levandulová vůně (lavender scent), levandulová voda (lavender hydrolate or lavender water), levandulová esence (lavender essence), and levandulová barva (lavender color). It can also describe culinary flavors or ingredients, for example levandulová chuť or levandulový cukr, reflecting lavender’s use in cooking and beverages, though such uses often employ the related masculine form for some nouns.

In practical contexts, levandulová is commonly found in cosmetics, perfumery, and aromatherapy, where lavender scents and extracts are popular. Lavender is also cultivated ornamentally, and fields or displays described as levandulová pole or similar phrases are familiar in horticultural and tourism writing. The term frequently appears in consumer products, garden literature, and cultural descriptions of lavender landscapes, especially in regions that promote lavender cultivation and related activities.