Dwelling
来自Big Physics
Old English dwellan ‘lead astray, hinder, delay’ (in Middle English ‘tarry, remain in a place’), of Germanic origin; related to Middle Dutch dwellen ‘stun, perplex’ and Old Norse dvelja ‘delay, tarry, stay’.
wiktionary
From Middle English dwellynge, dwellyng(“delay, continuance, abode”). More at dwell.
From dwell + -ing.
etymonline
dwelling (n.)
"place of residence, habitation, abode," mid-14c., verbal noun from dwell (v.). Earlier it meant "a stupor" (early 14c.); "delay, procrastination; a staying in a place" (c. 1300).
