swît

See also: swit, świt, and Świt

Welsh

Etymology 1

Onomatopoeic.

Noun

swît m (not mutable)

  1. cheep, chirp, tweet
    Synonyms: trydar, switian
Derived terms
  • swît y waun (“meadow pipit”)
  • switian (“to cheep”)

Etymology 2

Borrowed from English sweet.

Adjective

swît (feminine singular swît, plural swît, equative swited, comparative switach, superlative switaf, not mutable)

  1. sweet
    Synonyms: pêr, melys
  2. fresh, healthy
    Synonyms: ffres, croyw, iachus
  3. sweet-smelling
    Synonyms: peraroglaidd, persawrus
  4. sweet-sounding
    Synonyms: persain, seinber

Etymology 3

Borrowed from English suite.

Noun

swît f (plural switiau or swîts, not mutable)

  1. suite, set
    Synonyms: set, casgliad
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