IPA: //ˈbɒʃvɑːrk//
KK: /bɔʃvɑrk/
A type of heavy-duty mower used for cutting tall grass and brush in fields or along roadsides.
The farmer used a boshvark to clear the overgrown field.
This word originates from Afrikaans, meaning a type of wild pig or bush pig. The term 'boshvark' combines 'bos' (meaning bush) and 'vark' (meaning pig).
Think of a 'bush' ('bos') and a 'pig' ('vark') to remember that 'boshvark' refers to a wild pig found in the bush.