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Pig in Different Languages: Pig, wild or local swine, a warm-blooded mammal of the Suidae family. Pigs are hefty bodied, short-legged, omnivorous well evolved creatures, with tough skin for the most part inadequately covered with short fibres. Their hooves have two practical and two nonfunctional digits.
Pig in All Languages
Translation of word Pig in almost 100+ different languages of the world.
| Different Languages | Word Pig |
|---|---|
| Albanian | derr |
| Basque | txerri |
| Belarusian | свіння |
| Bosnian | svinja |
| Bulgarian | прасе |
| Catalan | porc |
| Croatian | svinja |
| Czech | prase |
| Danish | svin |
| Dutch | varken |
| Estonian | siga |
| Finnish | sika |
| French | porc |
| Galician | porco |
| German | Schwein |
| Greek | Χοίρος (Choíros) |
| Hungarian | malac |
| Icelandic | Svín |
| Irish | muc |
| Italian | maiale |
| Latvian | cūka |
| Lithuanian | kiaulė |
| Macedonian | свиња |
| Maltese | majjal |
| Norwegian | gris |
| Polish | świnia |
| Portuguese | porco |
| Romanian | porc |
| Russian | свинья (svin'ya) |
| Serbian | свиња (svinja) |
| Slovak | prasa |
| Slovenian | prašič |
| Spanish | cerdo |
| Swedish | gris |
| Ukrainian | свиня (svynya) |
| Welsh | mochyn |
| Yiddish | כאַזער |
| Armenian | խոզ |
| Azerbaijani | donuz |
| Bengali | শূকর |
| Chinese Simplified | 猪 (zhū) |
| Chinese Traditional | 豬 (zhū) |
| Georgian | ღორის |
| Gujarati | ડુક્કર |
| Hindi | सूअर |
| Hmong | npua |
| Japanese | 豚 |
| Kannada | ಹಂದಿ |
| Kazakh | шошқа |
| Khmer | ជ្រូក |
| Korean | 돼지 (dwaeji) |
| Lao | ຫມູ |
| Malayalam | പന്നി |
| Marathi | डुक्कर |
| Mongolian | гахайн |
| Myanmar (Burmese) | ဝက် |
| Nepali | सुँगुर |
| Sinhala | අමු |
| Tajik | хуг |
| Tamil | பன்றி |
| Telugu | పంది |
| Thai | หมู |
| Turkish | domuz |
| Urdu | سور |
| Uzbek | cho'chqa |
| Vietnamese | con lợn |
| Arabic | خنزير (khinzir) |
| Hebrew | חֲזִיר |
| Persian | خوک |
| Afrikaans | vark |
| Chichewa | nkhumba |
| Hausa | alade |
| Igbo | ezi ezi |
| Sesotho | fariki |
| Somali | doofaarka |
| Swahili | nguruwe |
| Yoruba | ẹlẹdẹ |
| Zulu | ingulube |
| Cebuano | baboy |
| Filipino | baboy |
| Indonesian | babi |
| Javanese | babi |
| Malagasy | kisoa |
| Malay | babi |
| Maori | poaka |
| Esperanto | porko |
| Haitian Creole | kochon |
| Latin | porcus |
Pig in European Languages
Translation of word Pig in almost 42 European languages.
| Different Languages | Word Pig |
|---|---|
| Albanian | derr |
| Basque | txerri |
| Belarusian | свіння |
| Bosnian | svinja |
| Bulgarian | прасе |
| Catalan | porc |
| Corsican | porcu |
| Croatian | svinja |
| Czech | prase |
| Danish | svin |
| Dutch | varken |
| Estonian | siga |
| Finnish | sika |
| French | porc |
| Frisian | baarch |
| Galician | porco |
| German | Schwein |
| Greek | Χοίρος [Choíros] |
| Hungarian | malac |
| Icelandic | Svín |
| Irish | muc |
| Italian | maiale |
| Latvian | cūka |
| Lithuanian | kiaulė |
| Luxembourgish | Schwäin |
| Macedonian | свиња |
| Maltese | majjal |
| Norwegian | gris |
| Polish | świnia |
| Portuguese | porco |
| Romanian | porc |
| Russian | свинья [svin'ya] |
| Scots Gaelic | muc |
| Serbian | свиња [svinja] |
| Slovak | prasa |
| Slovenian | prašič |
| Spanish | cerdo |
| Swedish | gris |
| Tatar | дуңгыз |
| Ukrainian | свиня [svynya] |
| Welsh | mochyn |
| Yiddish | כאַזער |
Pig in Asian Languages
Translation of word Pig in almost 36 Asian languages.
| Different Languages | Word Pig |
|---|---|
| Armenian | խոզ |
| Azerbaijani | donuz |
| Bengali | শূকর |
| Chinese Simplified | 猪 [zhū] |
| Chinese Traditional | 豬 [zhū] |
| Georgian | ღორის |
| Gujarati | ડુક્કર |
| Hindi | सूअर |
| Hmong | npua |
| Japanese | 豚 |
| Kannada | ಹಂದಿ |
| Kazakh | шошқа |
| Khmer | ជ្រូក |
| Korean | 돼지 [dwaeji] |
| Kyrgyz | чочко |
| Lao | ຫມູ |
| Malayalam | പന്നി |
| Marathi | डुक्कर |
| Mongolian | гахайн |
| Myanmar (Burmese) | ဝက် |
| Nepali | सुँगुर |
| Odia | ଘୁଷୁରି |
| Pashto | سور |
| Punjabi | ਸੂਰ |
| Sindhi | سور |
| Sinhala | අමු |
| Tajik | хуг |
| Tamil | பன்றி |
| Telugu | పంది |
| Thai | หมู |
| Turkish | domuz |
| Turkmen | doňuz |
| Urdu | سور |
| Uyghur | چوشقا |
| Uzbek | cho'chqa |
| Vietnamese | con lợn |
Pig in Middle East Languages
Translation of word Pig in 4 middle eastern languages.
| Different Languages | Word Pig |
|---|---|
| Arabic | خنزير [khinzir] |
| Hebrew | חֲזִיר |
| Kurdish (Kurmanji) | beraz |
| Persian | خوک |
Pig in African Languages
Translation of word Pig in almost 13 African languages.
| Different Languages | Word Pig |
|---|---|
| Afrikaans | vark |
| Amharic | አሳማ |
| Chichewa | nkhumba |
| Hausa | alade |
| Igbo | ezi |
| Kinyarwanda | ingurube |
| Sesotho | fariki |
| Shona | nguruve |
| Somali | doofaarka |
| Swahili | nguruwe |
| Xhosa | ihagu |
| Yoruba | ẹlẹdẹ |
| Zulu | ingulube |
Pig in Austronesian Languages
Translation of word Pig in almost 10 Austronesian languages.
| Different Languages | Word Pig |
|---|---|
| Cebuano | baboy |
| Filipino | baboy |
| Hawaiian | puaʻa |
| Indonesian | babi |
| Javanese | babi |
| Malagasy | kisoa |
| Malay | babi |
| Maori | poaka |
| Samoan | puaa |
| Sundanese | babi |
Pig in Other Foreign Languages
| Different Languages | Word Pig |
|---|---|
| Esperanto | porko |
| Haitian Creole | kochon |
| Latin | porcus |
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More Information about Pig
Residential North American pigs started from wild stocks despite everything found in European, Asian, and North African timberland.
Wild pigs are not genuinely local to North America but rather are accepted to have been acquainted and carried with the territory in the mid-1500s.
There is little contrast between wild pigs, or hogs, and residential swine, however, the tusk like teeth of household pigs are not as created as the tusks of their wild kinfolk, who utilize the sharp finishes to scavenge for roots and as a protective weapon. Wild pigs may live 25 years or more.
Domestic pigs are classified by three essential sorts: enormous encircled fat sorts with a similarly thick layer of fat and corpses normally weighing at any rate 100 kg.
The domestic pigs, regularly called swine, pigs, or basically pigs when there is no compelling reason to recognize them from different pigs, are tamed huge, even-toed ungulates.
Contrasted with others, a pig’s head is moderately since a long time ago, pointed, and liberated from moles. Household pigs are basically for the utilization of pork.
The creature’s bones, stow away, and bristles are additionally utilized in business items. Residential pigs, particularly scaled down breeds, are kept as pets.
The house pig has a large head, and its long nose is reinforced by an odd bone and ligament layer at the top. The nose is utilized to delve into the dirt to discover nourishment and is an intense sense organ.
Other nourishment items produced using pigs incorporate pork, bacon, gammon, ham and pork skins. There are many names of pig in different languages.
Young pig is called piglet. The leader of a pig can be utilized to make a protected jam called head cheddar, which is now and then known as muscle. Liver, chitterlings, blood, and other offal from pigs are likewise broadly utilized for nourishment. In certain religions, for example, Judaism and Islam, pork is a forbidden nourishment.
Every year approximately 1.5 billion pigs are consumed for meat. The utilization of pig milk for human utilization takes place, however as there are sure challenges in acquiring it, there is minimal business generation.
Domesticated livestock Pigs feature in horticultural exhibits, either as a stock opposed to regular highlights for growing pig type or in business classes where the livestock are essentially tested for their reasonable capacity to provide quality meat for butcher.
Pig meat is called pork. The skin of pigs and cows is utilized to deliver seat covers, clothing, pork skins, and different things.
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