aroma

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• Received-Pronunciation: /əˈɹəʊ.mə/
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• US: /əˈɹoʊ.mə/
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• rhymes with -əʊmə
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• CMU ARPABET: ER0 OW1 M AH0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Ancient Greek ἄρωμα (árōma)bor. Late Latin arōmatader. English aroma From Late Latin arōmata (“spices”) (or arōma (“spice”)), from Ancient Greek ἄρωμα (árōma, “seasoning, spicy and/or fragrant smell”).

50 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: բույր (buyr) — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Bengali: সুগন্ধ (śugondho) — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Bengali: খুশবু (khuśbu) — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Bengali: মহক (mohok) — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Bulgarian: арома́т (aromát) — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Bulgarian: благоуха́ние (blagouhánie) — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Chinese Cantonese: 香氣 /香气 (hoeng1 hei3) — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Chinese Mandarin: 香氣 /香气 (xiāngqì) — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Chinese Mandarin: 香味 (xiāngwèi) — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Danish: aroma — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Danish: duft — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Dutch: aroma — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Dutch: geur — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Esperanto: aromo — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Finnish: tuoksu — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Finnish: aromi — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• French: arôme — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• French: parfum — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Galician: aroma — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Georgian: არომატი (aromaṭi) — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• German: Aroma — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• German: Duft — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Greek: άρωμα (ároma) — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Hebrew: אָרוֹמָה (aróma) — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Hindi: परिमल (parimal) — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Hindi: सुगंध (sugandh) — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Irish: dea-bholadh — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Japanese: 香り (kaori) — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Japanese: 香気 (kōki) — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Japanese: 芳香 (hōkō) — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Japanese: アロマ (aroma) — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Japanese: 匂い (nioi) — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Korean: 향기 (hyanggi) — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Korean: 좋은 냄새 (jo'eun naemsae) — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Māori: kakara — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Mongolian: сэнгэнэсэн үнэр (sengenesen üner) — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Occitan: aròma — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Polish: aromat — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Portuguese: aroma — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Romanian: aromă — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Russian: арома́т (aromát) — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Russian: благоуха́ние (blagouxánije) — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Spanish: aroma — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Swedish: arom — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Tagalog: alimyon — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Tibetan: དྲི་མ (dri ma) — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Tocharian B: were — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Turkish: rayiha — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Turkish: ıtır — a pleasant or fragrant smell
• Yiddish: אַראָמאַט (aromat) — a pleasant or fragrant smell