Meaning of "smell"

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sense

n.
• • 1. the faculty of sensation: (no single specific term although Balagtas in his "Florante at Laura" used "karamdaman," e.g., "limang karamdaman" - five senses. Not used now in this way).
  • 2. sense of sight: paningin
  • 3. sense of smell: pangamoy
  • 4. sense of taste: panlasa
  • 5. sense of hearing: pandinig
  • 6. sense of touch: pandamdam
  • 7. feeling: pakiramdam, damdamin
  • 8. understanding: pangunawa
  • 9. appreciation: pagpapahalaga
  • 10. a clear or sound state of mind: bait
  • 11. judgment, intelligence: talino, katalinuhan, isip, bait
  • 12. common sense: sentido komun
  • 13. meaning: kahulugan, diwa

v.
• • 1. to feel, understand: dumama, madama, damahin, maramdaman, umunawa, maunawaan, unawain
  • 2. to make sense, to be understandable, to be reasonable: maunawaan, makatwiran
  • 3. in a sense, in some respects or to some degree: sa ibang bagay, sa isang dako

perfume

n.
• • 1. a sweet smell: bango, kabanguhan, kabanguhan, halimuyak
  • 2. a liquid having the sweet smell of flowers: pabango, perpume

v.
• • 1. to fill with sweet odor: magpabango, pabanguhin, magpahalimuyak, pahalimuyakin
  • 2. to apply perfume on: pabanguhan

sweet

adj.
• • 1. having a taste like sugar or honey: matamis
  • 2. having a pleasant taste: masarap, malinamnam
  • 3. having a pleasant smell: mabango, masamyo
  • 4. pleasant: kalugud-lugod, matamis
  • 5. fresh, not sour, salty, bitter, nor spoiled: sariwa

n.
• • 1. something sweet: matamis, dulse
  • 2. sweets, candy: kendi
  • 3. sugar and extracts: asukal
  • 4. dear, darling: mahal, irog

nose

n.
• • 1. the part of the face just above the mouth: ilong
  • 2. sense of smell: pangamoy
  • 3. the part that stands out, esp. the bow of a ship or boat: nguso, ungos

v.
• • 1. to smell: umamoy, amuyan, maamuyan
  • 2. to pry into: umamoy, amuyan, humanap, hanapin, magmanman,
  • 3. to poke ones nose into other peoples business (coll.), to interfere: makialam, pakialaman
  • 4. to pay through the nose (coll.), to pay too much: magbayad nang labis (napakamahal)
  • 5. to blow the nose: suminga, isinga, pasingahin
  • 6. to wipe the nose: magpahid ng ilong, pahiran ang ilong
  • 7. bridge of the nose: balingusan

odor

n.
• • 1. smell: amoy
  • 2. a bad odor: masamang amoy
  • 3. a nice odor: masarap na amoy
  • 4. a sweet, nice, pleasant smell: bango
  • 5. scent, fragrance: bango, halimuyak
  • 6. Tagalog terms for different kinds of odor, odor of burnt food esp. rice: angi
  • 7. odor of fish: lansa
  • 8. odor of milk: anggo
  • 9. disagreeable odor: angot
  • 10. offensive odor: baho, alingasaw
  • 11. repulsive odor: antot
  • 12. repulsive body odor or odor of a goat: anghit
  • 13. strong odor: sangsang

stench

n.
• • a very bad smell: baho, alingasaw, malansang amoy, masamang amoy

fishy

adj.
• • 1. having a fishy smell or taste: malansa, amoy-isda
  • 2. doubtful, not probable : hindi kapani-paniwala

trail

n.
• • 1. anything that follows along behind: buntot
  • 2. a track: pinagdaanan, bakas, landas
  • 3. a trail in a forest or between mountains: landas
  • 4. a path: daan, landas

v.
• • 1. to hunt by track or smell, follow along behind: tumugaygay, tugaygayan, umamoy, amuyin, sumunod, sundan, bumuntot, buntutan
  • 2. to pull or drag along behind: humila, hilahin, kumaladkad, kaladkarin
  • 3. to be drawn along behind: makaladkad, mahila-hila
  • 4. to grow along: gumapang

amoy

n.
• • smell, odor, aroma, body odor, intensive smell, offensive smell amuyin (-in)

v.
• • to smell something. Amuyin mo nga ito. Smell this.

v.
• • mangamoy (mang-) to become smelly or odorous. Nangamoy ang sirang pagkain. The spoiled food smelled bad.

baho

adj.
• • foul odor, bad smell stinking odor