1. A young man; a country servant employed in husbandry; a lover in pastoral poetry.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• swarn,
• saing,
• swaping,
• swhen,
• swin,
• syrain,
• sweatin,
• sweaing,
• swiing,
• samin,
• swason,
• seasin,
• seazin,
• swaming,
• spwan,
• swating,
• swink,
• secin,
• swolin,
• swarl

• swoon,
• swami,
• swine,
• Sweeney,
• swaim,
• swiney,
• Swayne,
• swann,
• swan,
• Sweeny,
• swaney,
• Swinney,
• swim,
• Sain.

The adjective form of the word "swain" is "swainish".

The plural of the "swain" can be the "swains".

The singular of the "swain" can be the "swain".