In Scottish dialect, a young sow (female pig) or a term of affection or reproach for a woman.
From Scottish English; possibly from Old Norse or Middle English dialectal terms for young pigs, with semantic expansion to apply metaphorically to people.
Scottish dialects are full of animal-related insults and terms of endearment—the same word could be insulting or affectionate depending on tone, showing how context and delivery matter more than words themselves.
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