sweien

Middle English

Old English swēgan.

sweien

Not to be confused with swīen (“be silent”), with which it was homophonous by the 13th century.[1]

Probably from Old Norse sveigja (“bend”).

sweien

单词	sweien
释义	sweien Middle English Etymology 1 Old English swēgan. Verb sweien to resound; to make a sound Usage notes Not to be confused with swīen (“be silent”), with which it was homophonous by the 13th century.[1] Alternative forms sweiȝan; sweie, swie Etymology 2 Probably from Old Norse sveigja (“bend”). Verb sweien to bend or move in a swaying or sweeping way (transitive, intransitive) to move downward; to fall (transitive, intransitive) to move quickly Alternative forms swei, swie, sweȝe References Edna Rees Williams, The Conflict of Homonyms in English (1944), page 100
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