Do you mean in an office? Small offices are like homes I guess. Large ones have names/numbers for conference/meeting rooms.
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If you go back long enough lots place names could fit that description + some etymological drift.
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Great point! Two Scandinavian place names that might possibly fit
@vgr's query - if I'm understanding it correctly, that is? https://www.journals.uio.no/index.php/osla/article/download/313/438 … Legene: "place where the cattle rest" Ullensvang: "pagan god’s name Ullin and “meadow where people assemble’"
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Operating Theater? “Forceps, nurse”
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The big hammer. The phone.
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Because there aren't sufficient words in the English language to describe odors, most people refer to odors this way. So, odor space in English.
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Some cultures have better words, so their odor space is not like that. For example, the Maniq language in Southern Thailand.https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0010027713002527 …
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Small towns with only one retail option per category. The Chinese food place is after the left turn past that house with the RV. The old factory up the way. The video store. The bar. The barber.
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Feels like you’re looking for close tie, aligned purpose community spaces with pop < 15
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I wonder... Otoh the Internet often feels that way too.
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