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10 Language-to-English DictionariesAper
/ˈeɪ.pər/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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A wild boar, especially as represented in heraldry.
"The family crest proudly displayed an aper passant beneath the oak branch."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Latin word 'aper', meaning wild boar, dating back to Proto-Indo-European roots. In historical English usage, it was occasionally adopted into specialized heraldry and zoological nomenclature to denote a wild boar.
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sanglier
Transliteration: sã.ɡli.e
"Le sanglier est un animal robuste de la forêt."
Eber
Transliteration: ˈeːbɐ
"Ein wilder Eber lief durch das Unterholz."
cinghiale
Transliteration: /t͡ʃinˈɡja.le/
"Il cinghiale è molto diffuso in questa regione montuosa."
jabalí
Transliteration: xa.βaˈli
"El jabalí busca alimento entre los árboles."
javali
Transliteration: ʒa.vaˈli
"O javali correu rapidamente para a mata densa."
जंगली सूअर
Transliteration: jangli suar
"जंगली सूअर जंगल में तेज़ी से दौड़ा।"
野猪
Transliteration: yězhū
"森林深处有一头野猪。"
멧돼지
Transliteration: metdwaeji
"숲에서 멧돼지 한 마리가 나타났다."
猪
Transliteration: inoshishi
"森の中でイノシシを目撃した。"
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