EVERYDAY SETTING · NATURE AND COUNTRYSIDE
Barn
Spanish (pilot): Granero · pending native-speaker review
2 SmellBook entries are linked to barn as smells found there.
Kind of place: Nature and countryside
What does a barn smell like? EDITORIAL
SMELL WORDS USED
animalic (1) · dry (1) · earthy (1) · grassy (1) · hay (1) · sweet (1) · warm (1) · woody (1)
Smell words are the entries' own descriptors, counted. Evidence lists the entries that cite a VERIFIED source; the place or material link itself is editorial.
A guide to barn smells EDITORIAL
An everyday setting is a kind of place, such as a kitchen or a market, not one location: it has no address or coordinates. Its smells are linked by SmellBook editors, mostly from the entries' own records; the list below says how each link was made. These links are editorial; only the claims on each entry are VERIFIED.
2 entries are linked here. 1 of them has VERIFIED scientific claims of its own: Hay.
How these 2 links were made
- Hay: The entry lists this setting among the places it is met. Words in the entry: “barn”. Recorded on .
- Stable: The entry lists this setting among the places it is met. Words in the entry: “barn”. Recorded on .
Barn was added as an everyday setting on , from the settings the entries themselves record: barn. Independently reviewed by a second editor before release.
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The smell map filtered to this place.
Graph record
This entity and its typed relationships with provenance.
Places and materials are linked to smells by SmellBook editors. The links are editorial evidence: they say where a smell entry belongs, not that a place or material always smells this way.
Permanent identifier smellbook:place:barn · Graph record (JSON)
Cite as SmellBook. (2026). Barn (place). SmellBook knowledge graph, unreleased changes since the dataset release of 2026-10-07. smellbook:place:barn. https://smellbook.com/places/barn
Dataset history Not yet in a dataset release; it will appear in the next one.