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- Swarthy: offensive or not? - WordReference Forums
"Swarthy" suggests thick, abundant black hair, and eyebrows (see Sean Connery), but it's also an attitude: the Swarthy of the UK are tough, a little inscrutable, almost certainly have a jaded view of softey Southerners (those from London and the Home Counties, and who are too "soft"), very predominantly male, and above all, distinctly BROODING
- swarthy - WordReference Forums
To say someone is swarthy just means that they are dark and not blond Your very specific example is not the only use of the word Moreno is a perfectly good word to use for swarthy Moreno means brown, just as swarthy does You could be brown by birth or well-tanned Only fair-skinned people (Scandinavian) would not be described as swarthy
- swarthy - WordReference Forums
And he has everything, charisma, swarthy good looks money, status and enemies " Thank you all!!! Dato che swarthy vuol dire di carnagione scura, avevo pensato di tradurre con "bellezza esotica", ma al mio professore non va tanto a genio Quindi cercavo un'alternativa Come vedi il dizionario l'ho utilizzato e anche la fantasia!
- she was dark and her skin was swarthy - WordReference Forums
She was dark is a general description It is then followed by two more specific details, one of her hair and the other of her skin
- morena, negra = swarthy tanned tan black - WordReference Forums
Swarthy no se usa mucho hoy en dia, pero sí significa morena Tanned refiere a piel que se ha vuelto mas oscuro por la produccion de melanino como resultado de ser expuesto al sol Black refiere casi exclusivamente a gente de origen africano
- an agent or a victim of the [bowstring] - WordReference Forums
The quotation comes from Jane Eyre Chapter 18 Quotation: His dark eyes and swarthy skin and Paynim features suited the costume exactly: he looked the very model of an Eastern emir, an agent or a victim of the bowstring Presently advanced into view Miss Ingram She, too, was attired in
- as being mostly black and swarthy | WordReference Forums
- Moors were commonly viewed as being mostly black and swarthy "Being" works the same way as "harming" and "supporting", except that it describes a state rather than an action, so that, as Hermione said and you could say: - Moors were commonly viewed as mostly black and swarthy Ws
- swarthy figure - WordReference Forums
Sara had the ruddy complexion and swarthy figure of a mountain housewife, reddy-brown curls tumbling chaotically from her head, and eyes the colour of pond water (Stasi Wolf; David Young) Would you be so kind as to tell me whether it works for you? Thanks
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