piik
Marshallese
ipa-rows
Definitions
- a pig
- a hog
- pork
Etymology
Borrowed from English pig derived from Middle English pigge (pigling, pig) derived from Old English *picga (pig, pigling).
Origin
Old English
*picga
Gloss
pig, pigling
Concept
Semantic Field
Animals
Ontological Category
Classifier
Kanji
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Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Enviropig English
- Piggate English
- antipig English
- earth pig English
- earthpig English
- fuckpig English
- hedgepig English
- micropig English
- minipig English
- nonpig English
- paypig English
- pig English
- pig sticker English
- pig-jawed English
- pigass English
- pigboat English
- pigface English
- pigfeed English
- pigfest English
- pigfish English
- pigfoot English
- pigfucker English
- pigfucking English
- piggery English
- piggie English
- piggish English
- piggy English
- pigheaded English
- pighood English
- pigless English
- piglet English
- piglike English
- pigling English
- pigman English
- pigmeat English
- pignut English
- pigout English
- pigpen English
- pigproof English
- pigroot English
- pigscot English
- pigshit English
- pigsicle English
- pigsit English
- pigsitter English
- pigskin English
- pigstick English
- pigsticker English
- pigsty English
- pigstye English
- pigswill English
- pigtail English
- pigwash English
- pigweed English
- spine pig English
- *picga Old English
- picgbread Old English
- pigge Middle English
- pygg Middle English
- pig Scots
- kanniĆk Marshallese
- kanniĆkin Marshallese
- kanniĆkin piik Marshallese
- mh Marshallese
- pik Tok Pisin
- kanniĆk nocat=1
- mh nocat=1
- pikpik Pijin
- pig Torres Strait Creole