Word Type

Proper Noun

Noun

Verb

The word "swan" can be used as proper noun, noun and verb.

Word Relationships

Derived Terms

Bewick's swan New Zealand swan Old Swan Swan Bay Swan Creek Swan Hill Swan Lake Swan Marsh Swan Nebula Swan River Swan Vale Swan Village Swanbrook Swans Crossing White Swan black swan black swan event black swan fallacy black-necked swan coscoroba swan graceful as a swan mute swan swan boat swan dive swan goose swan grebe swan hopper swan hopping swan maiden swan mark swan moth swan mussel swan neck swan neck deformity swan plant swan shot swan song swan upper swan upping swan's neck swan's road swan-dive swan-like swan-likeness swan-neck swan-necked swan-necked grebe swanherd swanlike swanliness swanling swanly swannery swanness swannish swannishness swansdown swanship swanskin swansong trumpeter swan tundra swan whistling swan whooper swan

Etymologically Related To

i swear i s’wan

Context

australian rules football british dialectal heraldiccharge soccer us

Part Of (Holonyms)

lamentation

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

aquatic bird declare go locomote move sail sweep travel

Narrower Terms (Hyponyms)

cob cygnet pen swanling

Type Of (IsA)

anatidae aquatic bird bird

Manner Of

sweep

Related Terms

Swan Creek Swan Quarter Swan River Swan View

Related Terms

aimless anatidae buckinghamshire casual coach cob crown cygnet cygnus declare fan heraldry idle lamentation move about neck pen player popular culture pretentiously travel waterfowl

Similar Terms

drift err stray wander

Synonym Network

affirm roll

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.