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1. (n.) piggy
a small or young pig.
Etymology: (1790–1800)
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1. (adj) piglet, piggy, shoat, shote
a young pig
2. (adj) hoggish, piggish, piggy, porcine, swinish
resembling swine; coarsely gluttonous or greedy
"piggish table manners"; "the piggy fat-cheeked little boy and his porcine pot-bellied father"; "swinish slavering over food"
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Sense: a child's word for a (little) pig.
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 Afrikaans: varkie |
 Arabic: خِنَّوْص |
 Bulgarian: прасенце |
 Brazilian: porquinho |
 Czech: prasátko |
 German: das Schweinchen |
 Danish: øfgris |
 Greek: γουρουνάκι |
 Spanish: cerdito |
 Estonian: notsu |
 Farsi: بچه خوک |
 Finnish: sika |
 French: cochonnet |
 Hebrew: חֲזִירוֹן |
 Hindi: सुअर तोतली भाषा में |
 Croatian: mala svinja |
 Hungarian: coca |
 Indonesian: babi kecil |
 Icelandic: grís, grislingur |
 Italian: porcellino, maialino |
 Japanese: 豚ちゃん |
 Korean: (새끼)돼지 |
 Lithuanian: kûkutis |
 Latvian: cūciņa; sivēntiņš |
 Malay: khinzir |
 Dutch: varkentje |
 Norwegian: liten gris |
 Polish: świnka |
 Persian: بچه خوک |
 Pashto: د خوګ زوی |
 Portuguese: porquinho |
 Romanian: purceluş |
 Russian: свинка, поросёнок |
 Slovak: prasiatko |
 Slovenian: prašiček |
 Serbian: prase |
 Swedish: nasse, liten gris |
 Thai: ลูกหมู |
 Turkish: domuz yavrusu |
 Taiwanese: 小豬 |
 Ukrainian: свинка, поросятко |
 Urdu: چھوٹا خنزيز |
 Vietnamese: con lợn con |
 Chinese: 小猪 |
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