swinish
英 ['swa?n??]
美 ['swa?n??]
英文詞源
- swinish (adj.)
- c. 1200, originally of persons or behavior, "like a swine; gluttonous, sensual, degraded, beastly," from swine + -ish. Related: Swinishly; swinishness. Similar formation in German schweinisch. Old English had swinlic in same sense.