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What is the feminine of swain?
The feminine form of "swain" is
"swainess"
. However, "swainess" is rarely used and sounds awkward. It is more common to use alternative words like "maid," "damsel," "lass," or "maiden" to refer to a female counterpart to a "swain."
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