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sonne |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb sonne is
.
As an adjective sonne is
groggy.
sonne |
fonne |
As a verb sonne
is .
As an adjective sonne
is groggy.
As a noun fonne is
.
sonne |
synne |
As a verb sonne
is .
As an adjective sonne
is groggy.
As a noun synne is
.
sonne |
wonne |
As verbs the difference between sonne and wonne
is that
sonne is while
wonne is .
As an adjective sonne
is groggy.
As a noun wonne is
.
sonne |
soone |
As a verb sonne
is .
As an adjective sonne
is groggy.
As an adverb soone is
.
sonne |
sonny |
As a verb sonne
is .
As an adjective sonne
is groggy.
As a proper noun sonny is
a nickname of a child.
sonne |
sunne |
Sunne is a descendant of sonne.
As nouns the difference between sonne and sunne
is that
sonne is obsolete spelling of son while
sunne is obsolete spelling of sun.
sonne |
sone |
As a verb sonne
is .
As an adjective sonne
is groggy.
As a noun sone is
.
sonne |
sonde |
As verbs the difference between sonne and sonde
is that
sonne is while
sonde is .
As an adjective sonne
is groggy.
sonne |
sonnet |
As verbs the difference between sonne and sonnet
is that
sonne is while
sonnet is to compose sonnets.
As an adjective sonne
is groggy.
As a noun sonnet is
a fixed verse form of italian origin consisting of fourteen lines that are typically five-foot iambics and rhyme according to one of a few prescribed schemes.
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