laiton

English translation: suckling (pig)

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French term or phrase:laiton
English translation:suckling (pig)
Entered by: Philip Taylor

12:26 Jun 18, 2012
French to English translations [PRO]
Livestock / Animal Husbandry / Pig farming
French term or phrase: laiton
This may be a typo, as the term is not found in any of my usual sources, but if so it seems to be a fairly common one, as used in the example below.

Les prix de vente des laitons par les NVS, enregistrés en GTE, sont très proches des prix indexés. Ce constat semble moins vrai pour les ventes de porcelets de 25 kg, qui sont davantage négociés sur le marché que les laitons.

Many thanks in advance for any help...
Philip Taylor
Local time: 14:10
suckling
Explanation:
As the word appears to be derived from 'lait' i.e. milk
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Bashiqa
France
Local time: 15:10
Grading comment
Many thanks for the comments and references.
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2 +6suckling
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suckling


Explanation:
As the word appears to be derived from 'lait' i.e. milk

Bashiqa
France
Local time: 15:10
Works in field
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 22
Grading comment
Many thanks for the comments and references.

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Colin Rowe: Excellent reference link there from Cetacea
1 min
  -> Merci.

agree  Cetacea: with "suckling pig" or "suckler". And it's not a typo, but a common term. See e.g. http://dico-sciences-animales.cirad.fr/liste-mots.php?fiche=...
17 mins
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agree  Rowena Fuller (X): suckling pigs :-)
29 mins
  -> Merci.

agree  MoiraB: suckling pig (porcelet sous la mère)
30 mins
  -> Merci

agree  Kate Collyer: suckling pig
5 hrs
  -> Merci.

agree  Cyril B.
12 hrs
  -> Merci.
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