Words that come from Proto-Indo-European “porḱos”

201 words across 69 languages descend from Proto-Indo-European porḱos — including pork, porcupine, porcine, porpoise, porker, farrow, porcini, porky.

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English (31)

Latin (12)

Romanian (12)

Italian (11)

Old French (10)

Esperanto (7)

Aromanian (7)

Romansch (7)

Middle English (7)

French (6)

Spanish (6)

Portuguese (5)

Late Latin (4)

Dutch (3)

Czech (3)

Middle Dutch (3)

Old Dutch (3)

Ligurian (3)

Middle French (2)

Old Irish (2)

Catalan (2)

Old High German (2)

Cornish (2)

Irish (2)

Old Norse (2)

Old Portuguese (2)

Serbo-Croatian (2)

Norman (2)

Ancient Greek (1)

Proto-Italic (1)

Galician (1)

Old Occitan (1)

Slovak (1)

Slovene (1)

Russian (1)

Polabian (1)

Macedonian (1)

Ladin (1)

Welsh (1)

Luxembourgish (1)

Asturian (1)

Dalmatian (1)

Polish (1)

Proto-Balto-Slavic (1)

Friulian (1)

Old Frisian (1)

Udmurt (1)

Komi-Permyak (1)

Ido (1)

Lower Sorbian (1)

Proto-Slavic (1)

Saterland Frisian (1)

Proto-Germanic (1)

Occitan (1)

Kriol (1)

Norwegian Bokmål (1)

Norwegian Nynorsk (1)

Old Church Slavonic (1)

Bulgarian (1)

Old English (1)

Thai (1)

Proto-Celtic (1)

Anglo-Norman (1)

Papiamentu (1)

Old Spanish (1)

Upper Sorbian (1)

Kabuverdianu (1)

Proto-West Germanic (1)

Vulgar Latin (1)