noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
wild; not domesticated; not cultivated
Used before の to describe animals, plants, or things existing naturally rather than being domesticated, bred, or cultivated.
野生の鹿が道路に出てきた。
A wild deer came out onto the road.
この島には野生のランが咲
Wild orchids bloom on this island.
noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', intransitive verb
living in the wild; growing wild; wild state
As a noun or 野生する, it refers to an animal or plant living or growing naturally outside cultivation or captivity. The verb 野生する is more written or descriptive than everyday conversational.
この植物は海岸近くに野生している。
This plant grows wild near the coast.
保護された鳥は、野生に戻された。
The rescued bird was returned to the wild.
pronoun
Archaic male humble first-person pronoun. It is not used in ordinary modern conversation; modern speakers would normally use 私, 僕, or another first-person pronoun depending on style.
古い文章では、野生が男性の謙遜した一人称として使われることがある。
In old writing, 野生 may be used as a humble male first-person pronoun.