tugevalõhnalist

Tugevalõhnalist is an Estonian adjective that translates to "strong-smelling" or "pungent" in English. It is used to describe substances or things that possess a powerful and often distinct odor, which can be perceived as unpleasant or overwhelming by some. The term is derived from the Estonian words "tugev" meaning "strong" and "lõhnalist" meaning "smelling" or "odorous."

This adjective can be applied to a wide variety of items, from certain foods to natural phenomena. For instance, some cheeses, fermented products, or strong spices might be described as tugevalõhnalist. In nature, certain flowers, decaying organic matter, or even some types of soil could also be characterized by their strong smell using this term. The perception of whether a smell is strong and potentially unpleasant is subjective and can vary greatly among individuals and cultures.

The usage of tugevalõhnalist is straightforward, typically appearing before the noun it modifies. For example, "tugevalõhnalist juust" would mean "strong-smelling cheese." It serves as a descriptive term, providing a clear indication of the olfactory intensity of the object in question.