Definition of Swester. Meaning of Swester. Synonyms of Swester

- 1975 identified a close parallel in a 14th-century mystical text, the Swester Katrei. However, the reference is to souls sitting on a needle: tusent...
- comes from Old Norse systir which itself derives from Proto-Germanic *swestēr, both of which have the same meaning, i.e. sister. Some studies have found...
- The Sister Catherine Treatise (German: Daz ist Swester Katrei Meister Eckehartes Tohter von Straezburc) is a work of medieval Christian mysticism seen...
- brōþar bráthair *bràtrъ *bʰréh₂tēr sister ṣar ṣer éor negah svásṛ soror *swestēr swistar siur *sestrà *swésōr horse yuk yakwe híppos ekku áśva- equus *ehwaz...
- August 1794. Fritz Reuter portra**** her as Prinzess Christel or Christel-Swester in his Dörchläuchting (1866). Also "Christine" or "Christina". "Princess...
- schreiben schrijven skriuwe stone śtaen stein Stein steen stien sister syster swester Schwester zuster suster drink trynkia trinken trinken drinken drinke world...
- Sugar. A number of small streams rise in this Township and flow in a SWesterly course toward its west boundary. The swamp except Alder are covered with...
- close kinship terms: *fadēr ‘father’, *mōdēr ‘mother’, *brōþēr ‘brother’, *swestēr ‘sister’ and *duhtēr ‘daughter’. Their inflection was somewhat unusual...
- follow the same declension: bruoder "brother", tohter "daughter", and swëster "sister". This declension has almost entirely merged with the a-declension...