swer

From sure (“noun”).

swer

1. alternative form of suren

From Old English swǣr, swār.

swer

1. alternative form of swere

swer f or n

1. heaviness, complaint, grief, sorrow (also swēre)
2. weight, mass, thickness (also swāre)
3. affliction, effort, trouble; physical pain

swer m

1. double-sided thick penny, low-value hollow coin. Unless otherwise specified usually refers to the copper coin (brēmære swāre) first minted in Münster and found in other cities from the end of the 14th century.

genitive singular swāren, genitive plural swāren, nominative plural swāren

swer

1. heavy, having weight, burdensome, important, influential, troublesome, difficult, harsh, severe, melancholy, sorrowful, oppressive, agonizing, unpleasant, precarious, etc.

• swār, swaer, swair, swoer, swāre

swer

1. Alternative or inflected form of swe.

• Köbler, Gerhard, Mittelniederdeutsches Wörterbuch (3rd edition 2014)

swer m or f

1. alternative form of sweor