Contionary:puarc

Atlantic

Etymology

From Latin porcum.

Pronunciation

(Standard Atlantic) IPA: [ˈpwarak], pl. [ˈpwarkus]

Noun

puarc m (pl. puarcus)

1. pig

   Vis fuch nu puarc livir nôs cholyis dû chastr.

   A free pig has been seen in the city streets.'

2. (often preceded by "charni e") pork

   Nila curina otrantiha la charni e puarc sistil miny pu in oltros curinos di vulga laṭina, cumpu sistil mojuri epireia e Islam.

   In Atlantic cuisine, pork is used less than in the cuisines of other Latin peoples because of greater Islamic influence.