farrow in Finnish
farrow in Finnish is pahnue, porsia — farrow means a litter of baby pigs born together.
farrow in Finnish
pahnue
A litter of piglets.
porsia
To give birth to (a litter of piglets).
What does "farrow" mean?
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noun A litter of baby pigs born together.
"The sow produced a farrow of nine piglets."
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verb To give birth to piglets.
"The sow is due to farrow any day now."
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adj Not currently pregnant or producing young, used of livestock, especially cows or sows in a given breeding season.
"The farmer sold off the farrow cows before winter."
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farrow in a sentence
- The sow produced a farrow of nine piglets.
- Farmers check each farrow for weak or underweight piglets.
- The sow is due to farrow any day now.
- Most pigs farrow twice a year on a commercial farm.
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What is "farrow" in Finnish?
"farrow" in Finnish is pahnue, porsia. farrow means: A litter of baby pigs born together.
How do you use "farrow" in a sentence?
Example: "The sow produced a farrow of nine piglets." In Finnish, "farrow" is pahnue, porsia.
Are there other ways to say "farrow" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 2 translations listed for "farrow": pahnue, porsia.
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