lõhnalised

Lõhnalised is an Estonian term that translates to "fragrant" or "smelly" in English, depending on the context and the specific scent being described. It is an adjective used to describe anything possessing an odor. The connotation of lõhnalised can be positive or negative, mirroring the dual nature of scents in human perception.

In a positive sense, lõhnalised can refer to pleasant aromas. This might include the scent of blooming flowers, freshly baked bread, or fragrant spices. When used in this way, it evokes a sense of pleasure, comfort, or allure. For example, a garden in full bloom might be described as lõhnalised.

Conversely, lõhnalised can also describe unpleasant or strong odors. This could apply to substances like garbage, certain industrial emissions, or even strong body odor. In such cases, the term conveys a sense of repulsion or discomfort. A poorly maintained area might be described as having lõhnalised air.

The application of lõhnalised is broad and depends entirely on the object or situation it is modifying. It is a descriptive word that highlights the presence of a detectable smell, leaving the specific quality of that smell to be understood from the surrounding context or further elaboration.