peccary

English

collared peccary,

Etymology

From (deprecated template usage) [etyl] Kari'na pakira

Noun

peccary (plural peccaries)

1. Any of the family Tayassuidae of mammals from the Americas related to pigs and hippos

Synonyms

• javelina (Southwest US, from Mexican Spanish 'jabalina')

Derived terms

• Chacoan peccary ()
• collared peccary ()
• white-lipped peccary ()
• giant peccary (Pecari maximus)

Translations

a family of mammals related to pigs and hippos

• Arabic: بِيكَارْيَة f (pikarya)
• Catalan: pècari m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 西貒 (xītuān), 西猯 (xītuān), 西趪 (xīhuáng), 野豬／野猪 (zh) (yězhū), 野猪 (zh) (yězhū)

• Dutch: pekari
• Finnish: pekari (fi)
• French: pécari (fr) m
• German: Nabelschweine, Pekari m
• Hungarian: pekari
• (deprecated template usage) {{trans-mid}}
• Italian: pecari (it) m
• Japanese: 臍猪 (ヘソイノシシ, hesoinoshishi)
• Korean: 산돼지류 (sandwaejiryu)
• Navajo: Shádiʼááhdę́ę́ʼ bisóodi diʼilígíí
• Portuguese: pecari m, queixada (pt) m
• Romanian: pecari (ro) m
• Russian: пе́кари (ru) m (pékari)
• Spanish: pecarí (es) m, báquiro m (Venezuela), chancho de monte m (Argentina, Bolivia, El Salvador, Honduras), coche de monte m (Guatemala), jabalí m (Mexico), jabalina f (Mexico), saíno (es) m, (Colombia, Costa Rica, Panama), sahíno m (Ecuador, Nicaragua), sajino m (Peru)