What is another word for petrichor?

Pronunciation: [pˈɛtɹɪt͡ʃə] (IPA)

Petrichor is a word that refers to the pleasant scent that arises after a rain shower, often from dry or parched earth. Synonyms for this word include earthy, loamy, comforting, and refreshing. Other options are fragrant, aromatic, and perfumed. The scent can also be described as a musky, damp smell, which can be conveyed through synonyms such as musty, dampened, or moist. Rain-soaked earth may also give off smells of grass, flowers, or vegetation, which can be conveyed through synonyms such as herbaceous, verdant, or florid. Ultimately, there are many words to describe the pleasant, earthy scent of petrichor, each offering its own unique nuance and connotation.

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A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Famous quotes with Petrichor

  • Après la longue période de temps chaud et sec, est la première pluie de la saison la création d'un parfum exquis éloquente dans l'air - une odeur terreuse qui imprègne et flotte tout autour de nous, rafraîchissant nos esprits et de rajeunir nos vies. Je aime ce puissant parfum de séduction - émanant de l'union tant attendue de pluie tendre et douce tombe à terre soif sèche, et d'inciter une intimité instantanée dans l'air. Intéressant, cet élégant parfum envoûtant a un nom aussi. ça se appelle "petrichor"; un mot composé dérivé de la langue grecque - comprenant "petra" qui signifie «la pierre», et «ichor» qui signifie «le fluide qui coule dans les veines des dieux" selon la mythologie grecque. à mon avis, petrichor est sûrement un parfum divin qui doit être un cadeau du pouvoir suprême. Si ma vie était un parfum, je aurais sûrement l'aime à sentir comme petrichor.
    Deodatta V. Shenai-Khatkhate

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