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1.

• Englishwild rice

• Englishany species of Zizania

• Chinese

• Mandarin菰属

• Dakotapsiŋ

• Dutchwilde rijst

• Finnishintiaaniriisi, villiriisi

• Frenchriz sauvage

• Galicianarroz salvaxe

• GermanWasserreis

• Italianriso selvatico

• Ojibwemanoomin

• Polishdziki ryż

• Portuguesearroz selvagem

• Russianводяно́й рис

• Spanisharroz salvaje

2.

• Englishwild boar

• EnglishSus scrofa

• Albanianderri i egër

• Arabicخَنْزِير بَرِيّ

• Armenianվայրի խոզ, վարազ

• Asturianxabalínverriacu

• Basquebasurde

• Bau Bidayuhpongan, doot

• Belarusianкабан

• Bretonhoc’h gouez

• Bulgarianдива свиняглиган

• Catalansenglar

• Central Melanaubabui guwun

• Chinese

• CJKV Characters豕 (shǐ)

• Cantonese山豬

• Mandarin野豬山猪

• Czechdivočákprase divoké

• Danishvildsvin

• Dutcheverzwijn

• Esperantoapro

• Estonianmetssiga

• Faroesevillsvín

• Finnishvillisika

• Frenchsanglier

• Friuliancenglâr

• Galicianxabarilporco bravo

• Georgianქოსმენი

• GermanWildschweinWildsau

• Greekκάπρος

• Hungarianvaddisznó

• Ibanbabi kampong

• Icelandicvillisvín

• Indonesianbabi hutan, celeng

• Irishtorc

• Italiancinghiale

• Japanese野猪猪イノシシ

• Javaneseceleng

• Kimaragangkanas, lungiyan

• Korean멧돼지

• Kurdish

• Central Kurdishبەراز

• Northern Kurdishberaz

• Southern Kurdishوەراز

• Ladinporcel salvare

• Latinaper

• Latvianmežacūka

• Lithuanianšernas

• Lower Sorbianźiwa swinja

• Macedonianдива свињавепар

• Malaybabi hutan, bagung, celeng

• Malteseħanżir salvaġġ

• Mazanderaniورازبراز

• Navajobisóodi ałchiní

• Norwegian

• Bokmålvillsvin

• Nynorskvillsvin

• Occitansinglar

• Old church slavonicвєпрь

• Persianگراز

• Polishdzik

• Portuguesejavali

• Romanidivlio-balo

• Romanianmistrețporc mistreț

• Romanschver

• Russianкаба́нди́кая свинья́

• Samimeahccespiidni

• Sardinian

• Campidanese sriboni, mardi de sirba, porcrabu

• Scottish gaelictorctorc fiadhaich

• Sebopmabui

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicдивљa свиња

• Romandivlja svinja

• Sicilianporcu sarvaggiu

• Slovakdiviakdiviak lesný

• Slovenedivji prašič

• Spanishjabalí

• Sundanesebagong

• Swahilijivi

• Swedishvildsvin

• Tagal Murutasi, basing

• Teluguఅడవిపంది

• Thaiหมูป่า

• Turkishyaban domuzu

• Ukrainianкабан

• Upper Sorbiandźiwje swinjo

• Vietnameselợn rừng

• Volapükqualifiervovo

• Walloonsinglé

• Welshbaedd gwyllt

• West Coast Bajaubakas

• West frisianwylde baarch

• Galluresechecksirbone, checkporcrabu

• Sassaresechecksirbone, checkporcrabu

3.

• Englishwilderness

• Englishuncultivated tract of land

• Arabicبَرِّيَّة

• Chinese

• Mandarin荒野荒原

• Czechdivočina

• Dutchwildernisgebied

• Finnisherämaa, korpi, kaira

• Frenchnaturalité, nature sauvage

• GermanWildnis

• Greekερημιά

• Hungarianvadon

• Icelandicóbyggðir

• Italiannatura

• Japanese原野荒野

• Macedonianдивина

• Maorikoraha

• Merumuitu

• Mongolianneeded

• Polishdziczpustynia

• Portuguesemato

• Russianlдикийнетронутый

• Scottish gaelicfàsach

• Spanishnaturalezaselva

• Swahilipori

• Swedishvildmarkobygd

• Turkishbakir alan, kır, vahşi tabiat, yozlak

• Zuluindle

4.

• Englishwildlife

• Englishanimals and plants in their natural environment

• Arabicاَلْحَيَاة اَلْبَرِّيَّة

• Chinese

• Mandarin野生動物

• Czechneeded

• Dutchwildleven

• Esperantofaŭno

• Finnishvillieläin

• Frenchnaturefaune

• GermanTierwelt

• Hungarianvadvilág

• Italianfauna

• Japanese野生動物

• Portuguesevida selvagem

• Russianди́кая приро́даживо́тный мир

• Scottish gaelicfiadh-bheatha

• Spanishvida silvestre

• Swedishviltfauna

• Tagalogbuhay-ilang

• Turkishvahşi yaşa, vahşi hayat, vahşi doğa

5.

• Englishwildflower

• Englishwild flowering plant

• Serbo-Croatiangorobiljka

6.

• Englishwild

• Englishnot domesticated or tamed

• Afrikaanswild

• Arabicمُتَوَحِّش

• Armenianվայրի

• Aromanianayru, aghru

• Azerivəhşi

• Belarusianдзі́кі

• Bulgarianдив

• Catalansalvatge

• Chinese

• Mandarin野生野

• Czechdivoký

• Danishvild

• Dutchwild

• Estonianmetsik

• Finnishvilli, kesytön

• Frenchsauvage

• Friuliansalvadi

• Georgianველური

• Germanwild

• Greekάγριος

• Ancientἄγριος

• Guaraníñarõ

• Hebre בַּרפֶּרֶא

• Hungarianvad

• Italianselvaggio, selvatico

• Japanese野生

• Kazakhжабайы

• Korean야생

• Laoປ່າ

• Latinferōx, ferus, silvestris

• Luxembourgishwëll

• Lüneeded

• Macedonianдив

• Malayliar

• Maore Comoriannyeha

• Maorikuwao, taewao, mohoao, tūwā qualifier

• Norwegianvill

• Occitansalvatge, sauvatge

• Old Englishwōd

• Persianوحشی

• Polishdziki

• Portugueseselvage, silvestre, bravio

• Quechuasallqa, purun

• Romaniansălbatic

• Romanschselvadi, salvadi, salvatg, sulvedi, sulvadi

• Russianди́кий

• Sardinianeremidu, spédriu, spérdiu

• Scottish gaelicallaidh, fiadhaich

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicдивљи, дивљачки, диваљ, необуздан

• Romandivlji, divljački

• Shanneeded

• Siciliansarvaggiu, sarbaggiu

• Slovakdivoký, divý

• Slovenedivji

• Spanishsalvaje, montaraz

• Swedishvild

• Tagalogmailap, ligaw, maliyap

• Thaiป่า

• Turkishvahşi, yabani

• Ukrainianди́кий

• Venetiansalvadego, salbego

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• Englishwild

• Englishraucous, unruly, and savage

• Armenianվայրենի

• Catalansalvatge

• Chamicuromatitu

• Chinese

• Mandarin野狂

• Danishvild

• Esperantosovaĝa

• Frenchsauvage

• Germanwild

• Greek

• Ancientἄγριος

• Hebre פֶּרֶא

• Hungarianvad

• Irishfiáin

• Latinferus, saevus, crudelis, immanis

• Macedonianра́зузден, ра́здивен

• Norwegianvill

• Portugueseselvage

• Scottish gaelicfiadhaich

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicдиваљ, разуздан

• Romandivalj, razuzdan

• Spanishsalvaje, fiero

7.

• Englishwildly

• Englishin a wild manner

• Finnishvillisti

• Frenchsauvagement

• Korean격렬

• Polishwściekle

• Portugueseselvagemente, selvaticamente, desvairadamente

• Spanishalocadamente, salvajemente

• Walloonsåvaedjmint, waeraxhmint

8.

• Englishwildland

• Englishnatural area

• Dutchonbebouwd(e) land/grond, wildernis, woestenij

9.

• Englishin the wild

• Englishnot domesticated

• Finnishluonto

• Frenchdans la nature

• Germanin freier Natur, in freier Wildbahn, wildlebend

• Portuguesena natureza

• Russianна во́ле, в дикий

• Turkishdoğada, tabiatta

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