Definition
Having a strong, unpleasant smell; something that smells bad.
Etymology
From 'stink' (Old English origin, possibly from Germanic languages meaning 'to smell bad') + '-y' (adjective suffix). The word has meant 'having a bad smell' for over a thousand years.
Kelly Says
Your sense of smell is directly connected to your memory and emotions in a way that sight and hearing aren't—which is why a stinky smell can instantly transport you back to a childhood moment better than any photograph can.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
እንደ አንድ አይነት
en-de an-dit ai-net
ARالعربية
رائحة كريهة
ra-i-ha ka-ree-ha
DADansk
stinkende
sh-tink-en-de
DEDeutsch
stinkend
sh-tink-end
ELΕλληνικά
μύρισε
moo-ri-se
ESEspañol
apestoso
a-pes-to-so
FISuomi
haiseva
hais-e-va
FRFrançais
nauséabond
no-zay-bo-n
HUMagyar
bništvo
bi-nish-to
IDBahasa Indonesia
bau
bau
ITItaliano
stannoso
stan-no-so
NLNederlands
stinkend
sh-tink-end
NONorsk
stinkende
sh-tink-en-de
PLPolski
stęchły
sten-khl-y
PTPortuguês
fedorento
fe-do-ren-to
RUРусский
вонючий
vo-nyu-chiy
SVSvenska
illaluktande
ill-a-lu-k-tan-de
SWKiswahili
harufu mbaya
ha-ru-fu m-ba-ya
UKУкраїнська
гнилий
gni-liy
ZUZU
umshayeli
um-sha-ye-li