Schwan

English Etymology en :bor de:Schwan + 1 Proper noun s en German. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Schwan is the 14545th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 2049 individuals. Schwan is most common among White (95.61%) individuals. Further reading German de: de Etymology From de gmh swan, from de goh swan, from de gmw-pro *swan, from de gem-pro *swanaz swan, from de ine-pro *swenh₂- to sound, resound. Compare nds Swaan, nl zwaan, en swan, sv svan. Pronunciation de /ʃvaːn/ [ʃʋäːn] de De-Schwan.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de aːn 1 Noun m,s:es,^e:en[archaic] ^chen,^lein ^in swan de constellation the constellation Cygnus Usage notes The normal plural is de Schwäne; the form Schwanen is archaic. Declension m,s:es,^e:en[archaic] Hyponyms de Coscorobaschwan Höckerschwan Koskorobaschwan Pfeifschwan Schwanenjunges Jungschwan Schwanenküken Schwanenmännchen Schwanenweibchen Schwänin Schwarzer Schwan Schwarzhalsschwan Schwarzschwan Singschwan Trauerschwan Trompeterschwan Zwergschwan Derived terms de mein lieber Schwan Schwanenart Schwanenblume Schwanenblumengewächse Schwanenbraten Schwanendaunen Schwanenfamilie Schwanenfeder Schwanenfederkissen Schwanengans Schwanengattung Schwanengesang Schwanengruppe Schwanenhals Schwanenhals-Agave Schwanenhals-Bandzahnmoos Schwanenhals-Sternmoos Schwanenhalsdeformation Schwanenhalsdeformität Schwanenhalslampe Schwanenhalsmikrofon Schwanenhalsmikrophon Schwaneninseln-Ferkelratte Schwanenjunges Schwanenjungfrau Schwanenmädchen Schwanenmuschel Schwanennebel Schwanenpaar Schwanenpärchen Schwanenteich Schwanenweibchen Schwänin sterbender Schwan Descendants dsb šwon 1 lb Schwan 1 See also de schwanen Further reading de Swans Luxembourgish Alternative forms lb Schwunn archaic Etymology Alteration of the inherited lb Schwunn after lb de Schwan, both from lb gmh - and lb goh swan, from lb gmw-pro *swan, from lb gem-pro *swanaz, from lb ine-pro *swenh₂- to sound, resound. Cognate with nl zwaan, en swan. Pronunciation lb /ʃwaːn/ Noun m swan lb Swans