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wild boar (plural wild boars)
- A wild swine native to Europe and North Africa, scientific name Sus scrofa.
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Sus scrofa
- Albanian: derri i egër
- Armenian: վայրի խոզ hy(hy) (vayri xoz), վարազ hy(hy) (varaz)
- Basque: basurde
- Belarusian: кабан, дзік
- Breton: hoc’h gouez
- Bulgarian: дива свиня (diva svinja)
- Campidanese Sardinian: sriboni, mardi de sirba
- Catalan: senglar
- Croatian: divlja svinja
- Czech: divočák m., kanec m., prase divoké
- Danish: vildsvin da(da)
- Dutch: everzwijn nl(nl) n., wild zwijn nl(nl) n.
- Esperanto: apro, sovaĝa porko
- Estonian: metssiga et(et)
- Faroese: villsvín
- Finnish: villisika fi(fi)
- French: sanglier fr(fr) m.
- Friulian: cenglâr
- Galician: xabaril gl(gl) m., xabarín gl(gl) m., porco bravo m.
- German: Wildschwein de(de) n.
- Greek: αγριογούρουνο el(el) (agriogοúrοuno) n., αγριόχοιρος el(el) (agrióchoiros) m.
- Hungarian: vaddisznó hu(hu)
- Icelandic: villisvín is(is)
- Indonesian: babi hutan id(id)
- Irish: torc, torc allta
- Italian: cinghiale it(it) m.
- Japanese: イノシシ (猪, inoshishi)
- Javanese: celeng jv(jv)
- Korean: 멧돼지 met-dwaeji
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