"swa hwilc swa" meaning in Old English

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  "etymology_text": "From swa (“so”) + hwilc (“what”) + swa (“so”)",
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  "pos": "adv",
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          "english": "And whatsoever burthen the devil set on them they bare.",
          "text": "c. 992, Ælfric, \"For Palm Sunday\"\nAnd swā hwilce byrðene swā him dēofol on-besette, þā hī bǣron.",
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          "english": "...it seemed to everyone who heard the preaching as though he spake in his language, whether they were Hebrews, or Greeks, or Romans, or Egyptians, or of whatsoever nation they might be who heard that doctrine.",
          "text": "c. 992, Ælfric, \"For the Holy Day of Pentecost\"\n...ǣlcum wæs ġeðūht, ðe ða bodunge ġehȳrde, swilce hē sprǣce mid his ġereorde, wǣron hī Ebreisce, oððe Grecisce, oððe Romanisce, oððe Egyptisce, oððe swā hwilcere ðēode swā hī wǣron þe ðā lāre ġehȳrdon.",
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        "whatsoever"
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  "word": "swa hwilc swa"
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          "english": "And whatsoever burthen the devil set on them they bare.",
          "text": "c. 992, Ælfric, \"For Palm Sunday\"\nAnd swā hwilce byrðene swā him dēofol on-besette, þā hī bǣron.",
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          "english": "...it seemed to everyone who heard the preaching as though he spake in his language, whether they were Hebrews, or Greeks, or Romans, or Egyptians, or of whatsoever nation they might be who heard that doctrine.",
          "text": "c. 992, Ælfric, \"For the Holy Day of Pentecost\"\n...ǣlcum wæs ġeðūht, ðe ða bodunge ġehȳrde, swilce hē sprǣce mid his ġereorde, wǣron hī Ebreisce, oððe Grecisce, oððe Romanisce, oððe Egyptisce, oððe swā hwilcere ðēode swā hī wǣron þe ðā lāre ġehȳrdon.",
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