Definition of Swabian in English:

Swabian

adjective ˈsweɪbɪənˈsweɪbiən

Relating to the medieval German duchy of Swabia or its inhabitants.
a picturesque Swabian town
Example sentencesExamples
- The flute was dug up in a cave in the Swabian mountains in south-western Germany.
- He grew up in the Swabian countryside 400 miles from Hamburg.
- Within a few minutes, the sun had disappeared behind the tree-lined Swabian Alps.
- The use of Bavarian, Swabian, or even Franconian dialect in lyrics signaled increased regional self-awareness in the face of linguistic homogenization.
- The house is a modern design, but still in the Swabian aesthetic, with trees and flowers all around.

noun ˈsweɪbɪənˈsweɪbiən

A native or inhabitant of the medieval German duchy of Swabia.
an old Swabian who has a pleasant face
Example sentencesExamples
- The Bosnian played 15 league games for the Swabians, scoring eight goals and setting up six more.
- It was a good weekend to be a Swabian.
- Swabians, who are from south-west Germany, are known for their strong work ethic.
- Swabians like lots of sauce, Martin told me, as he poured gravy sauce over his meat and potatoes.
- Until 1987, I had never heard of the ethnic group called Danube Swabians.

Rhymes

Arabian, Bessarabian, Fabian, gabion, Sabian

Definition of Swabian in US English:

Swabian

adjectiveˈswābēənˈsweɪbiən

Relating to the medieval German duchy of Swabia or its inhabitants.
a picturesque Swabian town
Example sentencesExamples
- The use of Bavarian, Swabian, or even Franconian dialect in lyrics signaled increased regional self-awareness in the face of linguistic homogenization.
- He grew up in the Swabian countryside 400 miles from Hamburg.
- The house is a modern design, but still in the Swabian aesthetic, with trees and flowers all around.
- Within a few minutes, the sun had disappeared behind the tree-lined Swabian Alps.
- The flute was dug up in a cave in the Swabian mountains in south-western Germany.

nounˈswābēənˈsweɪbiən

A native or inhabitant of the medieval German duchy of Swabia.
an old Swabian who has a pleasant face
Example sentencesExamples
- Until 1987, I had never heard of the ethnic group called Danube Swabians.
- Swabians like lots of sauce, Martin told me, as he poured gravy sauce over his meat and potatoes.
- Swabians, who are from south-west Germany, are known for their strong work ethic.
- The Bosnian played 15 league games for the Swabians, scoring eight goals and setting up six more.
- It was a good weekend to be a Swabian.

单词	Swabian
释义	Definition of Swabian in English: Swabian adjective ˈsweɪbɪənˈsweɪbiən Relating to the medieval German duchy of Swabia or its inhabitants. a picturesque Swabian town Example sentencesExamples The flute was dug up in a cave in the Swabian mountains in south-western Germany. He grew up in the Swabian countryside 400 miles from Hamburg. Within a few minutes, the sun had disappeared behind the tree-lined Swabian Alps. The use of Bavarian, Swabian, or even Franconian dialect in lyrics signaled increased regional self-awareness in the face of linguistic homogenization. The house is a modern design, but still in the Swabian aesthetic, with trees and flowers all around. noun ˈsweɪbɪənˈsweɪbiən A native or inhabitant of the medieval German duchy of Swabia. an old Swabian who has a pleasant face Example sentencesExamples The Bosnian played 15 league games for the Swabians, scoring eight goals and setting up six more. It was a good weekend to be a Swabian. Swabians, who are from south-west Germany, are known for their strong work ethic. Swabians like lots of sauce, Martin told me, as he poured gravy sauce over his meat and potatoes. Until 1987, I had never heard of the ethnic group called Danube Swabians. Rhymes Arabian, Bessarabian, Fabian, gabion, Sabian Definition of Swabian in US English: Swabian adjectiveˈswābēənˈsweɪbiən Relating to the medieval German duchy of Swabia or its inhabitants. a picturesque Swabian town Example sentencesExamples The use of Bavarian, Swabian, or even Franconian dialect in lyrics signaled increased regional self-awareness in the face of linguistic homogenization. He grew up in the Swabian countryside 400 miles from Hamburg. The house is a modern design, but still in the Swabian aesthetic, with trees and flowers all around. Within a few minutes, the sun had disappeared behind the tree-lined Swabian Alps. The flute was dug up in a cave in the Swabian mountains in south-western Germany. nounˈswābēənˈsweɪbiən A native or inhabitant of the medieval German duchy of Swabia. an old Swabian who has a pleasant face Example sentencesExamples Until 1987, I had never heard of the ethnic group called Danube Swabians. Swabians like lots of sauce, Martin told me, as he poured gravy sauce over his meat and potatoes. Swabians, who are from south-west Germany, are known for their strong work ethic. The Bosnian played 15 league games for the Swabians, scoring eight goals and setting up six more. It was a good weekend to be a Swabian.
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