Lilac (noun)

1. A small shrub with fragrant purple, pink, or white flowers, widely cultivated in temperate regions.
2. A pale purple color.

Origin:

Mid 16th century: from french lilac, from arabic līlak, of persian origin.

Examples:

1. The lilac bushes were in full bloom.
2. The lilac flowers had a strong sweet fragrance.
3. The lilac dress was a popular choice for spring weddings.
4. The lilac color was associated with spring.
5. The lilac bushes were planted in the garden.