Boar (noun)

1. A wild or domesticated male pig.
2. The adult male of certain species of animals, especially the wild swine.

Origin:

The word is derived from the old english word 'bere' which means 'a wild pig'.

Examples:

1. The hunters tracked the boar through the forest.
2. The boar was known for its aggressive behavior and sharp tusks.
3. The boar was a prized trophy for the hunter.
4. The domesticated boars were kept in a pen for breeding.
5. The boar was a staple source of food in medieval Europe.