Swaryn is mentioned in the 16th century as Swaryczewicze in the Pinsk district of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. In 1531 it is recorded in a deed of gift to Queen Bona.
In 1884 a cemetery chapel was built. Late 19th century sources mention about 86 houses and 443 inhabitants.
Archival records mention land disputes and estate documentation connected with the village.
During the Second World War the village was affected by occupation, partisan activity and destruction. After the war it was rebuilt and continued development in the Soviet period.