Definition
Producing, containing, or resembling fumes or smoke; smoky (archaic/rare).
Etymology
From Latin 'fumosus' (smoky, from 'fumus' meaning smoke), a direct Latinate adjective that appeared in English scientific and medical texts but never became common.
Kelly Says
Latin 'fumosus' gave English fumose, but we preferred 'smoky' instead—a reminder that just because a word is properly derived doesn't mean it survives in actual use.
Translations
BNবাংলা
ধূমপূর্ণ
dhoom-poor-n
DADansk
røgfyldt
roeg-fyldt
DEDeutsch
rauchig
roy-khig
ELΕλληνικά
καπνιστός
kap-nis-tos
ESEspañol
fumado
foo-moh-doh
FISuomi
savukainen
sa-vu-kai-nen
GUGU
ધુમાળું
dhoo-ma-loon
HIहिन्दी
धुआँ वाला
dhua-an-vala
HUMagyar
füstös
foos-toes
IDBahasa Indonesia
ber asap
ber-as-ap
ITItaliano
fumoso
foo-moh-soh
KO한국어
연기가 난
yeon-gi-ga-nan
MSBahasa Melayu
ber asap
ber-as-ap
NLNederlands
rookig
rook-ig
NONorsk
røykfull
royk-full
PTPortuguês
fumarento
foo-ma-ren-toh
SWKiswahili
kuvuka
koo-voo-kah
TAதமிழ்
புகையுடன்
pu-kai-yud-an
TRTürkçe
dumanlı
doo-man-lee
UKУкраїнська
димний
dim-nii
URاردو
دھواں والا
dhu-wan-wala
ZUZU
ebuhlanti
eh-boo-hlan-tee