Malika is a title of Arabic origin that is used in Persia for a queen consort. In addition, Malika is a form (Hungarian) of the English, German, Dutch, Italian, Latin, and Spanish Amelia. Malika is the feminine version of the Arabic and English Malik.Malika has 15 forms that are used in English and foreign languages.n addition, Malika is a form (Hungarian) of the English, German, Dutch, Italian, Latin, and Spanish Amelia. Malika is the feminine version of the Arabic and English Malik. Malika has 15 forms that are used in English and foreign languages.
People who become ill from harmless smells are not being silly, says a researcher. Rather, they perceive these smells differently than other people. The smell is detected more rapidly by the brain and processed more deeply. If you expect to become ill from a smell, then the smell in question might really make you ill.
How do you smell? Different smells trigger different receptor cells in the lining of the nose. You can detect thousands of different smelly substances or odorants. Most smells are a mixture of several odorants. Our ability to detect all these odorants varies â one in a thousand people cannot smell skunk odour. As well as the smells you are aware of, some scientists believe you can also detect human pheromones, 'attraction chemicals'.