Built with sub-, suggesting something beneath the surface, and odorer, “to smell”. The physical idea of scent developed into intuition.
Built with sub-, suggesting something beneath the surface, and odorer, “to smell”. The physical idea of scent developed into intuition.
What does subodorer mean today?
To suspect or sense something without firm proof.
Can it introduce que?
Yes: subodorer que something is happening.
Did it once mean to smell?
Yes, a dated literal sense meant detecting an odour.
Is it the same as knowing?
No, it conveys a hunch or suspicion.
What is the past participle?
Subodoré.