「Intercourse with rancid human male」as I TOLD YOU SO, it will happen to you too, NOW IT'S YOUR TURN (perhaps spoken to an imperial harem concubine?), you ignored the AFOREMENTIONED warning, and so on.
　It is difficult to imagine what could be spoken to a boar, considering that the animal cannot comprehend human speech in most cases. May possibly mean「…that there hawg you'ns spoke 'bout t'other day…」To mean AFOREMENTIONED, the SAID so-and-so, the RELEVANT item we both understand.
　TO BE ONE'S TURN TO DO SOMETHING: as the meaning of this glyph, fortunately「foreplay of wild boars」makes much more sense than speaking to them. Male boars normally are strictly solitary animals and forage alone, while females often form groups (not entirely unlike humans in that regard). As rutting time approaches, a male will seek a group of females to engage in extended bouts of copulation with as many of the females as is possible for him (not entirely unlike humans in that regard). With so many females in heat nearby offering proceptive genital displays with the scents of sexual excretions and pheromones hanging heavily in the air (not entirely unlike humans in that regard) oftentimes and quite understandably, a second male will attempt to join the party (a male boar that is, not a human male in most circumstances). This causes the males to begin fighting, often until one or the other is killed, but the original male boar with recent experiences of the pleasures of rutting the harem will in most cases be the victor, having a greater motivation to continue in his cause (not entirely unlike humans in that regard). So, after the hiatus during which a rival is bitten, gored, and stomped to death, the original male boar returns to lovemaking as the AFOREMENTIONED, REFERRED TO PREVIOUSLY, RELEVANT boar Romeo.
　If someone were actually attempting to speak to a boar, the message must surely be RELEVANT, but the diminished mental capacity of the hearer would require repeating often what was AFOREMENTIONED, REFERRED TO PREVIOUSLY.
　Based upon archaeological evidence, pigs were domesticated in China approximately 8–10,000 years ago at about the same time as dogs, or perhaps shortly thereafter, as the first two animal species to live with people in China. Pigs were kept under the house (after the invention of roofs), and perhaps dogs were down inside the pit holes and beside the bed keeping watch of conditions (see 状).

Modern definitions (that generally disregard history) …excluding politically incorrect concepts and other meanings deemed offensive today; may list only pigeonholed definitions, euphemisms, or meaningless mnemonics)
Chinese: should; ought to; probably; must be; to deserve; to owe; to be sb's turn to do something; that; the above-mentioned
Japanese: said, matter in question
Unihan extended: should, ought to, need to
EDRDG: above-stated; the said; that specific