Relating to or having the qualities of an aroma; fragrant or possessing a distinctive scent.
From 'aroma' (Greek 'aroma' meaning 'spice' or 'fragrance') plus the adjective suffix '-al' (from Latin '-alis'), creating a straightforward adjective form.
The word 'aroma' originally meant a rare spice in ancient Greek, not just any smell—so calling something 'aromal' historically meant it smelled like exotic, expensive imports, which is why fragrances became status symbols.
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