Carol looks at the window: "Dad, is Grina!"
I rush, worried to see a pig in the garden, or worse.
"What is it, Caroline?"
"There's Grin, on the lawn"
"The frost, Carolina, frost!"
For those who live far from the land of His Majesty the pig (the possible double meaning is involuntary ... ;-) the "Grin" is the female of "pig", "shame" or "animal" if you prefer ... by extension, the grin and even a woman of easy virtue, a Pig, in fact.
Grina back to the male Grino to indicate a male but not so much vivid erotic appetites (in that case would be more apt comparison with the bull ) and insatiable at the table, even without being a gourmet ... in our countries are starting to spill over the wild boars, formerly timid inhabitants abandoned the mountain. Grini wild? Wild grins? Perhaps that is why our group of motorcyclists has chosen the nickname 45ers Motor Grins (or evergrins ) ...
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