swien

See also: Swien

Middle English

Etymology

Old English swigian (“to be or become silent, quiet or still”), from Proto-Germanic *swīgijaną, *swīgāną. Cognate with Dutch zwijgen (“to be silent, keep quiet”), ‎ German schweigen (“to be silent, keep quiet, stop talking”).

Verb

swīen

to be silent, to refrain from speaking or making sound

Usage notes

Not to be confused with sweien (“make a sound”), with which it was homophonous by the 13th century.[1]

Alternative forms

swigen, swigigen, swiȝie; swie

References

Edna Rees Williams, The Conflict of Homonyms in English (1944), page 100

[1] Edna Rees Williams, The Conflict of Homonyms in English (1944), page 100

单词	swien
释义	swien See also: Swien Middle English Etymology Old English swigian (“to be or become silent, quiet or still”), from Proto-Germanic swīgijaną, swīgāną. Cognate with Dutch zwijgen (“to be silent, keep quiet”), ‎ German schweigen (“to be silent, keep quiet, stop talking”). Verb swīen to be silent, to refrain from speaking or making sound Usage notes Not to be confused with sweien (“make a sound”), with which it was homophonous by the 13th century.[1] Alternative forms swigen, swigigen, swiȝie; swie References Edna Rees Williams, The Conflict of Homonyms in English (1944), page 100
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