tuoksuvia

Tuoksuvia is a Finnish adjective form meaning fragrant or scented. It describes objects or environments that emit a pleasant smell, such as flowers, cosmetics, soaps, candles, or air that has been perfumed. The base form is tuoksuva, and tuoksuvia is the plural form used with plural nouns in contexts such as partitive or accusative.

In practical use, tuoksuvia commonly appears in everyday language, product descriptions, and marketing to indicate a pleasant scent. Examples include tuoksuvia kukkia (fragrant flowers), tuoksuvia kynttilöitä (fragrant candles), and tuoksuvia saippuoita (fragrant soaps). The form signals that multiple items share the fragrance.

Grammatically, tuoksuvia is the inflected form of tuoksuva when describing indefinite plural nouns; for predicative or definite plural contexts, other inflections may apply (for example, kukat ovat tuoksuvia, meaning the flowers are fragrant). The term is neutral in tone and widely understood across Finnish usage, suitable for both descriptive language and commercial labeling. It contrasts with non-fragrant or unpleasant odors, and its usage helps convey the sensory quality of objects when a pleasant smell is involved.