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(n) (odor) bau,(vt) (to detect odor) bawán -
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amoy, pangamoy, pangamuyin, amuyin -
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baladh, boladh -
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tevja, anga, snodda eftir, rúka -
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phr v; сл. -
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phr v; сл. -
108 smell of
v. kokusu sinmiş olmak, kokusunu taşımak, kokusu olmak -
109 smell of
v. kokusu sinmiş olmak, kokusunu taşımak, kokusu olmak -
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erë; kam erë; marr erë -
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n. 1. үнэр. 2. үнэрлэх чадвар. 3. муухай үнэр. v. (smelled or smelt) 1. үнэрлэх, үнэр авах. 2. үнэртэх, үнэр гаргах. smelly adj. өмхий самхай. -
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vt., n....vi. 냄새맡다, 맡아내다, 알아채다, 후각, 악취가 나다, 냄새맡고 다니다,...의 냄새가 나다, 냄새 맡음, 후각, 냄새, 낌새 -
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(gen) miros, simţ al mirosului -
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بويائي ، شامه ، بو ، رايحه ، عطر، استشمام ،بوكشي بوكشي ، بوئيدن ، بوكردن ، بودادن ،رايحه داشتن ، حاكي بودن از -
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s čulo mirisa, njuh, miris, vonj; smrad, zadah / to take a # at = po- mirisati što; sense of # njuh* * *
Äulo mirisa
miris
mirisati
njuh
njušiti što
omirisati
onjušiti
pomirisati
smrad
smrdjeti
zadah -
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doen stinken -
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иіскеу -
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sprida sin lukt -
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s olfacte, olorv sentir olor, flairar, ensumar, olorar | fer olor de, fer pudor de -
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1) حاسة الشم 2) رائحة 3) يشم* * *حاسَّةُ الشَّم
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