a. Obs. [Cognate with or a. MLG. swac (LG. swak), whence app. early mod.Du. swack, Du. zwak weak, pliant, MHG., G. schwach: cf. SWACK a.] Weak, feeble.
c. 1250. Gen. & Ex., 1528. And helde ȝede on ysaac, Wurðede sighteles and elde swac. [? Also read on elde swac in l. 1197; cf. ibid. 1212 Wintres forðwexen on ysaac And ysmael was him vnswac.]
