What does swanling mean?
Swanling means A young or baby swan; a cygnet..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
A young or baby swan; a cygnet..
Suddenly I feel myself become small as a swanling, tucked into the swan's feathers.
Slim ran over to the pond and unleashed the excited swanlings. They followed Moose and Slim to a quiet backwash of the river and glided gracefully into the water. Moose sat down on a little hillock and listened to Slim talking to the swanlings.
The narrative concerns a female duck who hatches four dark ducklings, and when the fifth turns out to be a white “swanling,” the father duck more or less accuses his wife of adultery.
Bruno Bettelheim What this is really about is how you and your own dear swanling can rest securely in the feeling of belonging together when you experience daily life differently because others treat you differently.
So close, swanling, do not hesitate. Her eyes went to the sun hanging between night and day and then to Wulfsun. I cannot leave him to such a fate. Without me, he is a dead man.
Use swanling when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Swanling means A young or baby swan; a cygnet..
Common synonyms include cygnet.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
Suddenly I feel myself become small as a swanling, tucked into the swan's feathers.
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