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Pig (IPA: /ˈpɪɡ/)
Pig in Spanish
Milico {m} [Andes, River Plate Region] {n} (derogatory slang for police officer) |
Pig in Spanish
Cerdo {m}, Chancho {m} [Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay], Chon {m} [Northern Central Spain, Specifically Cantabria], Coche {m} [Guatemala], Cochi {m} [Northwestern Mexico], Cochín {m} [Northern Spain, Specifically Aragon], Cochino {m} [Mexico, Southwestern Spain And Canary Islands, Standard Usage In Venezuela], Cocho {m} [Northern Spain, Specifically Leon], Cuchi {m} [Northern Central And Northwestern Argentina], Cuto {m} [Northern Spain - Specifically Aragon, La Rioja And Navarra], Gocho {m} [Northern Spain, Specifically Asturias And Leon], Gorrino [Southern Central And Eastern Central Spain], Guarro {m} [Western Spain, Specifically Extremadura], Marrano {m} [Central And Western Venezuela, Colombia], Puerco {m} [Caribbean Islands, Costa Rica, Mexico, Panama], Tocino {m} [Northern Spain, Specifically Aragon], Tunco {m} [El Salvador] {n} /pɪɡ/ (mammal of genus |
Pig in Spanish
Cerdo |
Pig in English
Chanchito |