Datapoint Bislama/'Hear' and 'smell'
Harem meaning ‘smell’ was attested in 1907, but is not commonly used with this sense now. Harem is both ‘hear’ and ‘feel’.
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Differentiation
- Example 23-176:
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mi smelem mit i stingmi1sgsmelemsmellmitmeatiagrstingstinkI can smell the meat has gone off.
- Example 23-177:
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mifala i harem bigfala noes yestedei long neatmifala1pl.excliagrharemhearbigfalabignoesnoiseyestedeiyesterdaylonglocneatnightWe heard a really loud noise yesterday night.
- Confidence:
- Very certain