warthog

English

Etymology

wart +‎ hog

A soiled warthog relaxing during a hot day at San Diego Zoo, California, USA

Noun

warthog (plural warthogs)

1. A wild pig of the genus Phacochoerus, native to Africa.
2. A nickname for the A-10 Thunderbolt II air support warplane

Hyponyms

• (wild pig): , Phacochoerus africanus

Derived terms

• Cape warthog ()
• common warthog (Phacochoerus africanus)
• desert warthog ()
• Somali warthog ()

Translations

a species of wild pig

• Afrikaans: vlakvark
• Arabic: خَنْزِير بَرِّيّ m (ḵanzīr barriyy)
• Basque: fakokero
• Belarusian: барада́вачнік m (baradávačnik)
• Catalan: facoquer m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 疣豬／疣猪 (zh) (yóuzhū), 疣猪 (zh) (yóuzhū)

• Czech: prase bradavičnaté (cs) n
• Danish: vortesvinet n
• Dutch: knobbelzwijn (nl) n, wrattenzwijn (nl) n
• Esperanto: verukapro
• Estonian: tüügassiga
• Finnish: pahkasika (fi)
• French: phacochère (fr) m
• German: Warzenschwein (de) n
• Greek: φακόχοιρος m (fakóchoiros)
• Hausa: gadu
• Hebrew: חזיר יבלות מצוי
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• Hungarian: varacskosdisznó (hu)
• Icelandic: vörtusvín n
• Ido: fakochero (io)
• Italian: facocero (it) m
• Japanese: 疣猪 (ja) (いぼいのしし, iboinoshishi), イボイノシシ (ja) (iboinoshishi)
• Kikuyu: ngĩrĩ class 9/10
• Korean: 혹멧돼지 (hongmetdwaeji)
• Malay: babi hutan
• Navajo: bisóodi bizęęs dį́įʼii
• Polish: guziec (pl) m
• Portuguese: facochero m, javali-africano m, facoquero m
• Romanian: porc alergător m, porc cu negi m, facocer m
• Russian: борода́вочник (ru) m (borodávočnik)
• Spanish: facóquero m
• Swahili: ngiri (sw)
• Swedish: vårtsvin (sv)
• Ukrainian: борода́вочник m (borodávočnyk)
• Vietnamese: lợn bướu
• Wolof: mbaam-àll mi (wo)

References

• warthog on Wikipedia.Wikipedia