When is sika used?

• Älä ole sika! Don't be such a hog!
• Senkin sika! You're such a bloody pig!
• Matti on maailman suurin sovinistisika.  Matthew is the most chauvinist pig in the world.
• Toi on sikahalpa!  That's way cheap!

NB. Here sika is used as a prefix to mean extremely.  It can also be used in sikahyvä, sikahieno, sikasiisti, etc.
Toi is the spoken form of tuo.
• Jouluna syödään sikaa.  We eat pork at Christmas.  Pork is eaten at Christmas.

NB. If this is the spoken form of this sentence, the syödään is the 1st plural person form of the verb syödä, but if it is the written form, it is the passive form and means that pork is eaten at Christmas.
• Hän löi Pekkaa kuin vierasta sikaa.   He hit Pekka as hard as possible without remorse.

NB. This means that the person doing the hitting does it without caring about the consequences of how much it would hurt the other person.
• Sinä iltana löysimme hänet sikahumalassa.   We found him dead drunk that night.
• Äitini sanoi aina, että jos ostat jotain kuvaluettelosta, ostat sian säkissä.  My mother always claimed that if you bought something from a mail-order catalog, you were buying a pig in a poke.

Sika's meanings

• pig (also for chauvinist pig)
• pork
• swine
• porcine
• hog
• way, rad (as a slang prefix)

Sika's synonyms

• porsas
• possu

Verbs that are based on sika

• sikailla
• to act like a pig; to act completely uncouth.
• sikailu

Adjectives that are based on sika

• sikamainen
• rotten, horrible, beastly, swinish, outrageous (NB. This is a negative term)
• sika-
• way, rad, greatly, excessively (NB. This is a positive term)

Nouns that are based on sika

• sianliha
• pork
• sianpuolukka
• bearberry
• siansaksa
• pig latin
• mumbo jumbo, gibberish
• siansaparo
• (pig's) tail, pigtail (NB. not the hairstyle!)
• siansorkka
• pig foot, trotter
• siansyltty
• headcheese
• sikala
• hog house.  (NB. Also used figuratively when speaking about the messiness of someone's room (what a friggin pigsty!, etc.)!)
• sikolätti
• what a sikala consists of; pigsty, pigpen
• sikotauti
• mumps