英语词汇swive的起源、历史背景-英语词源词典

词汇	swive
词源	swive. Swive or swyve, related to swerve and used by Chaucer and many English writers, was an early synonym for sexual congress. There was no shame attached to the expression; in fact, a 17th-century Scottish translation of the Book of Genesis, with all its “begots,” was called the Buke of Swiving. The O.E.D. tells us of an old ballad about Richard of Alemaigne, a legen- dary king of Germany who “spend al is treasour opon swyving.”
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