אל־ריח

Hebrew

Etymology

From אַל‎ (al, “not”) + רֵיחַ‎ (réakh, “odor”). Coined by the Academy of Hebrew Language in 2007 as a replacement for דיאודורנט‎ (de'odoránt).

Noun

אַל־רֵיחַ • (al-réakh) m (no plural forms)

  1. deodorant

Derived terms

  • תכשיר אל־ריח‎ (takhshír al-réakh)
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