Where does “swawolnie” come from?

swawolnie (Polish) comes from Polish swawolny, from Polish swawola, from Indonesian swa-, from Old Javanese swa, from Sanskrit स्व​, from Old Saxon swas, from Proto-Germanic swēsaz, from Proto-Germanic swēsa- — own, relation.

swawolnie (Polish): playfully, jovially, frolicsomely

Definitions

  1. playfully, jovially, frolicsomely

Ancestry of “swawolnie”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Polishswawolnyplayful, jovial, frolicsome
2Polishswawolaromp
3Indonesianswa-self-, auto-
4Old Javaneseswa—
5Sanskritस्व​—
6Old Saxonswas—
7Proto-Germanicswēsazone's own, familiar, trusted
8Proto-Germanicswēsa-own, relation
Every word from Proto-Germanic swēsa- →Every word from Indonesian swa- →Every word from Proto-Germanic swēsaz →