boar

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[edit] English

Sus scrofa (1)

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[edit] Etymology

Old English bār, from Germanic *ƀaizaz (cf. Dutch beer); akin to Lithuanian baĩsas 'terrible apparition', Old Church Slavonic bĕsĭ 'demon'.

[edit] Pronunciation

enPR: bôr, IPA: /bɔːɹ/, SAMPA: /bO:r\/
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Rhymes: -ɔː(r)

[edit] Homophones

bore

[edit] Noun

Singular
boar

Plural
boars

boar (plural boars)

A wild boar (Sus scrofa), the wild ancestor of the domesticated pig.
A male pig.

[edit] Translations

male pig

Armenian: արու խոզ hy(hy) (aru xoz)
Bulgarian: шопар bg(bg) m.
Catalan: verro ca(ca) m.
Chinese: 公豬, 公豬 (gōng zhū)
Czech: kanec cs(cs) m.
Danish: orne, galt (castrated)
Dutch: beer nl(nl) m.
Finnish: karju fi(fi)
French: verrat fr(fr) m.
German: Eber de(de) m.
Greek: κάπρος el(el) (kápros) m.

Icelandic: göltur is(is) m.
Italian: verro it(it) m.
Korean: 수퇘지 (sutwaeji)
Lithuanian: kuilys lt(lt) m.
Polish: knur pl(pl) m.
Portuguese: barrão pt(pt) m., cachaço pt(pt) m.
Russian: хряк ru(ru) (khrjak) m.
Slovene: merjasec sl(sl) m.
Spanish: verraco es(es) m.
Swedish: galt sv(sv)
Telugu: పంది te(te) (paMdi)

wild boar

Arabic: خنزير بري (khanzîr barî) m.
Armenian: վայրի խոզ hy(hy) (vayri xoz), վարազ hy(hy) (varaz)
Bulgarian: глиган bg(bg) m.
Catalan: senglar m.
Chinese: 野猪, 野猪 (yě zhū)
Chinese Characters: 豕 (shǐ)
Croatian: vepar hr(hr) m.
Czech: divočák cs(cs) m.
Danish: vildsvin da(da) c.
Dutch: everzwijn nl(nl) m.
Estonian: metssiga et(et)
Finnish: villisika fi(fi)
French: sanglier fr(fr) m.
German: Wildschwein de(de) n.
Greek: κάπρος el(el) (kápros) m., αγριογούρουνο el(el) (agriogúruno) n.
Hungarian: vaddisznó hu(hu)
Icelandic: villisvín is(is) n., villigöltur is(is) m.

Indonesian: babi hutan id(id)
Italian: cinghiale it(it) m.
Japanese: 野猪 (yacho), 猪 (いのしし, inoshishi)
Javanese: celeng jv(jv)
Korean: 멧돼지 (metdwaeji)
Macedonian: вепар mk(mk) (vépar) m.
Norwegian: villsvin no(no) n.
Occitan: singlar oc(oc) m.
Old Church Slavonic: вєпрь (veprĭ) m.
Persian: گراز (gerâz)
Polish: dzik pl(pl) m.
Portuguese: javali pt(pt) m.
Russian: кабан ru(ru) (kabán) m., вепрь ru(ru) (vépr') m.
Slovene: merjasec sl(sl) m.
Spanish: jabalí es(es) m.
Sundanese: bagong su(su)
Swedish: vildsvin sv(sv) c.
Telugu: పంది te(te) (paMdi)
Thai: หมูป่า th(th)
Turkish: yaban domuzu tr(tr)

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Old English: bār m., eofor m.
Sardinian: berre m.

[edit] Antonyms

sow

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[edit] Anagrams

Alphagram: abor
bora

[edit] Norwegian Nynorsk

[edit] Noun

boar

Boer

[edit] Related terms

boer (Bokmål)

[edit] Inflection

Declension of boar in Nynorsk

		Genitive
Indefinite singluar	boar	boar sin/sitt
Definite singluar	boaren	boaren
Indefinite plural	boarar	boarar
Definite plural	boarane	boarane

[edit] West Frisian

[edit] Noun

boar c.

drill, bore

boar

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[edit] Etymology

[edit] Pronunciation

[edit] Homophones

[edit] Noun

[edit] Translations

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[edit] See also

[edit] Anagrams

[edit] Norwegian Nynorsk

[edit] Noun

[edit] Related terms

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