Archaic or obsolete term meaning quickly or swiftly.
From Old English 'swythe' or 'swiþe' meaning swiftly or strongly, with the 'a-' intensifying prefix, creating an archaic adverb for quick action.
Imagine urgent medieval English—'Go aswithe!' sounds faster and more desperate than 'go quickly,' capturing the panic and urgency of ancient storytelling.
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