tuoksuvainen

Tuoksuvainen is a Finnish word that translates to "fragrant," "scented," or "aromatic" in English. It is an adjective used to describe something that possesses a pleasant smell. The word is derived from the Finnish noun "tuoksu," which means "scent" or "fragrance."

The term "tuoksuvainen" can be applied to a wide variety of things. For example, one might describe flowers as tuoksuvainen, indicating their sweet or pleasant aroma. Similarly, food items, such as freshly baked bread or certain spices, can be described as tuoksuvainen if they emit an appealing scent. Perfumes and colognes are also frequently referred to as tuoksuvainen, highlighting their carefully crafted olfactory profiles. In nature, certain plants, fruits, or even the air after rain might be considered tuoksuvainen.

The usage of "tuoksuvainen" implies a positive sensory experience. It is generally associated with qualities like freshness, natural beauty, and often, an inviting or comforting atmosphere. The opposite of tuoksuvainen would be something that is odorless or has an unpleasant smell. The word is a common part of everyday Finnish vocabulary, used in both casual conversation and more descriptive writing.