babirusa in Irish
babirusa in Irish is babarúsa — babirusa means a wild pig of the genus Babyrousa, notable for the male's upper tusks, which curve upward through the snout.
babirusa in Irish
babarúsa
Any mammal in the genus Babyrousa in the pig family Suidae, in which the upper tusk grows upward.
What does "babirusa" mean?
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noun A wild pig of the genus Babyrousa, notable for the male's upper tusks, which curve upward through the snout.
"The babirusa is easy to spot in a zoo because of the strange curved tusks on the males."
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babirusa in a sentence
- The babirusa is easy to spot in a zoo because of the strange curved tusks on the males.
- Several babirusa species are recognised, each named after the island region where it is found.
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What is "babirusa" in Irish?
"babirusa" in Irish is babarúsa. babirusa means: A wild pig of the genus Babyrousa, notable for the male's upper tusks, which curve upward through the snout.
How do you use "babirusa" in a sentence?
Example: "The babirusa is easy to spot in a zoo because of the strange curved tusks on the males." In Irish, "babirusa" is babarúsa.
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