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10 Language-to-English DictionariesSounder
/ˈsaʊndər/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A group of pigs, especially when they are wild.
"The sounder of wild boars roamed through the forest, foraging for food." - 2
An instrument or device that produces sound.
"The sounder emitted a series of beeps to indicate the depth of the water."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'sounder' originates from the Old English 'sundor', meaning 'separate' or 'distinct'. Over time, it evolved to refer to a group of animals, particularly pigs, and has been used in various contexts to denote something that produces sound.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Sounder" is said worldwide
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troupeau de porcs
Transliteration: troupeau de porcs
"Le troupeau de porcs se déplaçait à travers le champ."
Schweineherde
Transliteration: Schweineherde
"Die Schweineherde durchstreifte den Wald auf der Suche nach Nahrung."
gruppo di maiali
Transliteration: gruppo di maiali
"Il gruppo di maiali si muoveva nel campo."
manada de cerdos
Transliteration: manada de cerdos
"La manada de cerdos buscaba comida en el bosque."
manada de porcos
Transliteration: manada de porcos
"A manada de porcos estava procurando comida no campo."
सुअरों का झुंड
Transliteration: suaron ka jhund
"सुअरों का झुंड जंगल में भोजन की तलाश कर रहा था।"
猪群
Transliteration: zhū qún
"猪群在森林中寻找食物。"
돼지 떼
Transliteration: dwaeji tte
"돼지 떼가 숲에서 음식을 찾고 있었다."
豚の群れ
Transliteration: buta no mure
"豚の群れが森の中で食べ物を探していた。"
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