maple-fragrant
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/ˈmeɪpəl ˈfreɪɡrənt/
maple scent
Etymology
Etymology Information
'maple-fragrant' is a compound word formed from 'maple' and 'fragrant'. 'Maple' originates from Old English 'mapulder', and 'fragrant' comes from Latin 'fragrans', meaning 'smelling sweet'.
Historical Evolution
'Maple' evolved from Old English 'mapulder' to Middle English 'mapel', while 'fragrant' evolved from Latin 'fragrans' to Middle English 'fragraunt'.
Meaning Changes
The term 'maple-fragrant' has consistently referred to a scent reminiscent of maple.
Meanings by Part of Speech
Adjective 1
having a scent or aroma reminiscent of maple.
The candle was maple-fragrant, filling the room with a sweet, woody aroma.
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Last updated: 2025/07/01 04:36