-nt adjective
Etymology: Middle English fragraunt, from Latin fragrant-, fragrans, present participle of fragare to give off an odor, be fragrant; akin to Middle High German bræhen to smell
: having a fragrance : marked by fragrance
an air fragrant with sweetest flowers — H.O.Taylor
fresh and fragrant as meadow hay — Herman Melville
my sojourn in the garden of Africa has left so many fragrant memories — R.S.B.Baker
people talk of matters which … communicate a rich color, a fragrant sentiment to them — A.C.Benson
• fra·grant·ly adverb
• fra·grant·ness noun -es