Hi Patsy - I didn't know the word ...lovely picture of the Tamworths though ... with all this rain and clouds of grey - you're probably right to be supine - or may be you are far, far away where the sun does shine! Cheers Hilary
I've never heard that word before either... Been a while since I've seen any piggies close up - I might have to visit a farm park to rediscover them again.
Hi Patsy - I didn't know the word ...lovely picture of the Tamworths though ... with all this rain and clouds of grey - you're probably right to be supine - or may be you are far, far away where the sun does shine! Cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteWe had rain yesterday, Hilary but it's sunny again now.
DeleteI've never heard that word before either...
ReplyDeleteBeen a while since I've seen any piggies close up - I might have to visit a farm park to rediscover them again.
They're nice creatures.
DeleteI learned something new. I can go home now.
ReplyDeleteI'm pleased to have furthered your education.
DeleteThe Hindi word for pig is suar, so that makes sense....
ReplyDeleteMaybe both words have the same origin?
Deleteso, how is that different from porcine...
ReplyDeleteThe spelling?
DeleteThat's a new on one me, Patsy. Where does porcine fit in?
ReplyDeleteI can't find any difference in meaning between the two, Frances.
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