sweven
[swev-uh n]
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noun Archaic.
a vision; dream.
Origin of sweven
before 900; Middle English; Old English swefn; akin to Old Norse sofa to sleep, Latin somnus, Greek hýpnos sleep
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Examples from the Web for sweven
Historical Examples of sweven
I dreamt in my sweven on Thursday eve, In my bed whereas I laye.
A Book of Ballads, Volume 3Various
All that heard of the sweven said it was a token of great battle.
Le Morte D'Arthur, Volume I (of II)Thomas Malory
sweven
noun
Word Origin for sweven
Old English swefn; related to Old Norse svefn dream, sleep, Lithuanian sāpnas, Old Slavonic sunu, Latin somnus
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