The origin of the word is not known, the Old English word is 'picg' which means a young pig. The word for older animals is 'swine'. The word swine comes from a number of Old Continental languages as 'swin' or 'swinan' or 'swijn' or 'schwein' or 'zwijn' all from Old Dutch or Germanic languages
Yes, "pigtail" is a compound word made up of "pig" and "tail."
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The Flemish word for pig is "varken."
The English word pig actually derives from the PIE base *perk-, meaning "dig, furrow".
The Maori word for pig is "poaka."
Yes, "pigtail" is a compound word made up of "pig" and "tail."
A pig is made up of poo and pink skin that's all.
it was not made of pig skin it was a blown up pig bladder then covered with cow hide and leather
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I also dont know his .from research it is prove that it is extracted from from pig.
A pig is made up of poo and pink skin that's all.
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another word for pig is cerdo
A word for a pig is swine.
The Norwegian word for pig is gris.
The Flemish word for pig is "varken."