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Senses are the organs of perception which allow our body to contribute to the understanding of the external world. Many anthropologists and philosophers have already suggested that there are hierarchies between the senses in many different cultures. For example, the importance of the olfactory sense is often neglected in western societies. This issue can be confirmed by the lack of lexicon and linguistic forms related to the verbal representation of the olfaction. This study aims to detect the potential existence of productive syntactic and semantic patterns within the idiomatic olfactory expressions used in French and Hungarian. Our results indicate that there are syntactic and semantic patterns in the two languages under study. The semantic patterns entirely coincide, and the syntactic combinations, although the structure of both languages does not resemble each other, can be considered as equivalents.

«Nez arraché, yeux brûlés»: expressions olfactives imagées en français et en hongrois