The old English word was Swellen meaning to grow or make bigger, related to an old Norse word Svella and a German word Schwellen.
The word "swell" originates from the Old English word "swellan," meaning to grow or increase. Over time, the word evolved to encompass meanings related to expanding, enlarging, or becoming larger, as in the context of waves swelling in size.
The present participle of "swell" is "swelling."
The root word of "swollen" is "swell." "Swell" means to become larger in size, which is the basis for the word "swollen" indicating a body part that has enlarged due to inflammation or injury.
Swell means to grow bigger, as in 'the swell of the ocean' or 'I could see his chest swell with pride' or, in musical terms, 'the swell of the orchestra' as it grows louder. It is also used as a slang term to mean 'good'.
The phoneme is the linguistic equivalent to the mathematical concept of one in that it is the lowest mean utterance necessary to pronounce the word. There are three in the word swell broken down as follows: sw, e, ll.
The ocean swell was strong, making it difficult to paddle out to the surfing break.
Swell means to grow bigger, as in 'the swell of the ocean' or 'I could see his chest swell with pride' or, in musical terms, 'the swell of the orchestra' as it grows louder. It is also used as a slang term to mean 'good'.
'swell' is a slang word for great or nice or good
The root word of "swollen" is "swell." "Swell" means to become larger in size, which is the basis for the word "swollen" indicating a body part that has enlarged due to inflammation or injury.
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One such word is protrude.
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That is the proper spelling of "swell" (to enlarge, something good, or a sea wave).
The word swell comes from the Old English word swellan which meant to grow or make bigger. Its first known use is from before the 12th century in England.
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The root word 'edem' means 'swell.'
splay, widen, swell