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11SWA — sigla nelle targhe automobilistiche e in usi burocratici, Africa del Sud Ovest, denominazione oggi in disuso della Namibia …
12swa Ⅰ — *swa, *swē germ.?, Adjektiv: nhd. eigen, selbst; ne. own (Adjektiv), oneself; Quelle: Personenname (4. Jh.); Etymologie: s. ing. *se , Adverb, Pronomen, abseits, getrennt, für sich …
13swaþ- — *swaþ germ.?, Verb: Verweis: s. *swat s. swat ; …
14Swa|bi|an — «SWAY bee uhn», adjective, noun. –adj. of or having to do with Swabia, a former duchy in southwest Germany, or its people. –n. a native or inhabitant of Swabia …
15Swa|hi|li|an — «swah HEE lee uhn», adjective. = Swahili. (Cf. ↑Swahili) …
16Swa|hi|li — «swah HEE lee», noun, plural li or lis, adjective. –n. 1. a member of a Bantu people living along the east coast of Africa, from Somalia to Mozambique. 2. their Bantu language, which contains many Arabic and other foreign words, used, by people… …
17swa|mi — «SWAH mee», noun, plural mis. 1. a Hindu religious teacher (often used as a title). 2. a person who is like a swami; an expert; pundit: »The former Liberal campaign chairman…is presenting himself as the swami who can best draft a vote getting… …
18swa|my — «SWAH mee», noun, plural mies. = swami. (Cf. ↑swami) …
19Swa|zi — «SWAH zee», noun, plural zi or zis, adjective. –n. 1. a native or inhabitant of Swaziland, a country in southeastern Africa, especially one of a Bantu people of Zulu origin: »The Swazis are a Zulu offshoot who settled in their present country… …
20swa'd — Sc. pa. tense of swell v …
