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Proto-Sino-Tibetan: *sēŋ
Meaning: smell, smell of raw meat
Chinese: 腥 *sēŋ(h) raw meat; rank smell.
Burmese: saŋh to emit a pleasant odor.
Kachin: siŋ1 smell, scent; (H) usiŋ id.
Lushai: thāŋ (thān) have a smell or odour like raw flesh.
Comments: Trung čiŋ1 to stink. Ben. 85; Mat. 181. ? Cf. also Tib. śaŋs (resp.) nose.
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