Is handswift a word or does it mean something?
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My native language is not english and I'm wondering if handswift or hand-swift does mean anything in english.
I found out, that swift-handed means something but could handswift be related to swift-handed? Does or could an english speaking person relate handswift with swift-handed?
Thanks in advance for any clarifications
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My native language is not english and I'm wondering if handswift or hand-swift does mean anything in english.
I found out, that swift-handed means something but could handswift be related to swift-handed? Does or could an english speaking person relate handswift with swift-handed?
Thanks in advance for any clarifications
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Have you looked up the word in any dictionaries? What did that tell you? What would you expect ‘handswift’ to mean?
– Janus Bahs Jacquet
Nov 24 at 1:19
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Please explain where you've read this term and give us some example sentences.
– Hot Licks
Nov 24 at 1:35
Off-topic (no research). A basic search on the internet would reveal that there's no such word. Our Help Centre advises: "don’t ask any questions about the following topics. They are out of scope for this site. #The meaning of words, or synonyms for words, unless you have first looked them up in a dictionary or thesaurus." See How to Ask for further guidance. :-)
– Chappo
Nov 24 at 1:49
There are a few meanings of handfast here in English and it exists in Swedish. Usually swift is a synonym for fast, but unfortunately not in this case!
– David Robinson
Nov 24 at 2:39
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My native language is not english and I'm wondering if handswift or hand-swift does mean anything in english.
I found out, that swift-handed means something but could handswift be related to swift-handed? Does or could an english speaking person relate handswift with swift-handed?
Thanks in advance for any clarifications
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My native language is not english and I'm wondering if handswift or hand-swift does mean anything in english.
I found out, that swift-handed means something but could handswift be related to swift-handed? Does or could an english speaking person relate handswift with swift-handed?
Thanks in advance for any clarifications
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asked Nov 23 at 23:49
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asked Nov 23 at 23:49
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asked Nov 23 at 23:49
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Have you looked up the word in any dictionaries? What did that tell you? What would you expect ‘handswift’ to mean?
– Janus Bahs Jacquet
Nov 24 at 1:19
2
Please explain where you've read this term and give us some example sentences.
– Hot Licks
Nov 24 at 1:35
Off-topic (no research). A basic search on the internet would reveal that there's no such word. Our Help Centre advises: "don’t ask any questions about the following topics. They are out of scope for this site. #The meaning of words, or synonyms for words, unless you have first looked them up in a dictionary or thesaurus." See How to Ask for further guidance. :-)
– Chappo
Nov 24 at 1:49
There are a few meanings of handfast here in English and it exists in Swedish. Usually swift is a synonym for fast, but unfortunately not in this case!
– David Robinson
Nov 24 at 2:39
add a comment |
1
Have you looked up the word in any dictionaries? What did that tell you? What would you expect ‘handswift’ to mean?
– Janus Bahs Jacquet
Nov 24 at 1:19
2
Please explain where you've read this term and give us some example sentences.
– Hot Licks
Nov 24 at 1:35
Off-topic (no research). A basic search on the internet would reveal that there's no such word. Our Help Centre advises: "don’t ask any questions about the following topics. They are out of scope for this site. #The meaning of words, or synonyms for words, unless you have first looked them up in a dictionary or thesaurus." See How to Ask for further guidance. :-)
– Chappo
Nov 24 at 1:49
There are a few meanings of handfast here in English and it exists in Swedish. Usually swift is a synonym for fast, but unfortunately not in this case!
– David Robinson
Nov 24 at 2:39
1
1
Have you looked up the word in any dictionaries? What did that tell you? What would you expect ‘handswift’ to mean?
– Janus Bahs Jacquet
Nov 24 at 1:19
Have you looked up the word in any dictionaries? What did that tell you? What would you expect ‘handswift’ to mean?
– Janus Bahs Jacquet
Nov 24 at 1:19
2
2
Please explain where you've read this term and give us some example sentences.
– Hot Licks
Nov 24 at 1:35
Please explain where you've read this term and give us some example sentences.
– Hot Licks
Nov 24 at 1:35
Off-topic (no research). A basic search on the internet would reveal that there's no such word. Our Help Centre advises: "don’t ask any questions about the following topics. They are out of scope for this site. #The meaning of words, or synonyms for words, unless you have first looked them up in a dictionary or thesaurus." See How to Ask for further guidance. :-)
– Chappo
Nov 24 at 1:49
Off-topic (no research). A basic search on the internet would reveal that there's no such word. Our Help Centre advises: "don’t ask any questions about the following topics. They are out of scope for this site. #The meaning of words, or synonyms for words, unless you have first looked them up in a dictionary or thesaurus." See How to Ask for further guidance. :-)
– Chappo
Nov 24 at 1:49
There are a few meanings of handfast here in English and it exists in Swedish. Usually swift is a synonym for fast, but unfortunately not in this case!
– David Robinson
Nov 24 at 2:39
There are a few meanings of handfast here in English and it exists in Swedish. Usually swift is a synonym for fast, but unfortunately not in this case!
– David Robinson
Nov 24 at 2:39
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I did find this on-line:
reusable handswift esu pencil
(I guess some sort of electronic surgical instrument.)
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answered Nov 24 at 1:32
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I did find this on-line:
reusable handswift esu pencil
(I guess some sort of electronic surgical instrument.)
alibaba
answered Nov 24 at 1:32
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I did find this on-line:
reusable handswift esu pencil
(I guess some sort of electronic surgical instrument.)
alibaba
answered Nov 24 at 1:32
GEdgar
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I did find this on-line:
reusable handswift esu pencil
(I guess some sort of electronic surgical instrument.)
alibaba
answered Nov 24 at 1:32
GEdgar
13.1k22043
I did find this on-line:
reusable handswift esu pencil
(I guess some sort of electronic surgical instrument.)
alibaba
answered Nov 24 at 1:32
GEdgar
13.1k22043
answered Nov 24 at 1:32
GEdgar
13.1k22043
answered Nov 24 at 1:32
GEdgar
13.1k22043
answered Nov 24 at 1:32
GEdgar
13.1k22043
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Have you looked up the word in any dictionaries? What did that tell you? What would you expect ‘handswift’ to mean?
– Janus Bahs Jacquet
Nov 24 at 1:19
2
Please explain where you've read this term and give us some example sentences.
– Hot Licks
Nov 24 at 1:35
Off-topic (no research). A basic search on the internet would reveal that there's no such word. Our Help Centre advises: "don’t ask any questions about the following topics. They are out of scope for this site. #The meaning of words, or synonyms for words, unless you have first looked them up in a dictionary or thesaurus." See How to Ask for further guidance. :-)
– Chappo
Nov 24 at 1:49
There are a few meanings of handfast here in English and it exists in Swedish. Usually swift is a synonym for fast, but unfortunately not in this case!
– David Robinson
Nov 24 at 2:39