Boar hunter
Tagalog translation: manghuhuli/nanghuhuli ng baboy-ramo
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| Mangangaso ng baboy-ramo |
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8 hrs confidence: 
| boar hunter manghuhuli/nanghuhuli ng baboy-ramo Explanation: Wild boar or wild pig is called baboy-ramo (or baboy-damo) in Tagalog/Filipino. So, the phrase “manghuhuli ng baboy-ramo” refers to someone who catches wild boar as a hobby or for a living. Example sentence(s):
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wild_boar |
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10 days |
| Reference: Mangangaso ng baboy-ramo Reference information: Just wanted to point out that "manghuhuli" means catcher - not hunter. Hunter in Tagalog is "mangangaso". |
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