warthog in Portuguese
warthog in Portuguese is facoquero, facochero, javali-africano — warthog means a wild African pig with large tusks and wart-like bumps on its face.
warthog in Portuguese
What does "warthog" mean?
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noun A wild African pig with large tusks and wart-like bumps on its face.
"A family of warthogs trotted across the savanna."
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noun An informal nickname for the A-10 Thunderbolt II, a US military ground-attack aircraft.
"Pilots affectionately call the A-10 the Warthog because of its ungainly shape."
warthog in a sentence
- A family of warthogs trotted across the savanna.
- Pilots affectionately call the A-10 the Warthog because of its ungainly shape.
Common Portuguese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "warthog" in Portuguese?
"warthog" in Portuguese is facoquero, facochero, javali-africano. warthog means: A wild African pig with large tusks and wart-like bumps on its face.
How do you use "warthog" in a sentence?
Example: "A family of warthogs trotted across the savanna." In Portuguese, "warthog" is facoquero, facochero, javali-africano.
Are there other ways to say "warthog" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 3 translations listed for "warthog": facoquero, facochero, javali-africano.