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| etymological origin of | eng: sweer |
| etymological origin of | sco: sweer |
| etymology | p_gem: swǣrja- |
| lexical category | adjective |
| pronunciation | /swæːr/ |
| semantically related | ang: þryþswiþ |
| semantically related | ang: īdelġeorn |
| semantically related | ang: bleat |
| semantically related | ang: deop |
| semantically related | ang: drēoriġ |
| semantically related | ang: dreorig |
| semantically related | ang: dwæs |
| semantically related | ang: dyhtiġ |
| semantically related | ang: fealu |
| semantically related | ang: geomor |
| semantically related | ang: græg |
| semantically related | ang: hal |
| semantically related | ang: hefiġ |
| semantically related | ang: hefig |
| semantically related | ang: hreow |
| semantically related | ang: læt |
| semantically related | ang: ormæte |
| semantically related | ang: tam |
| semantically related | ang: tiuf |
| translation | eng: grievous |
| translation | eng: heavy |
| translation | eng: indolent |
| translation | eng: lazy |
| translation | eng: oppressive |
| translation | eng: sad |
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