Morpheme
Son(e) [Sone, Son]
Type
free base
Denotation
sound
Etymology
Latin sonus, sonare
Evidence
absonant, absonous, asonant, asonia, bisonant, dissonance, dissonant, dissonantly, equisonant, gyrosonic, horrisonant, horrisonous, hypersonic, infrasonic, intersonic, magnetosonic, megasonic, mesosonic, multisonant, multisonous, neurosonology, nonsonant, plasmasonic, psychosonic, quadrasonic, quadrisonic, sonant, sonants, sonata, sonate, sonated, sonates, sonatina, sonating, sonation, sone, sones, sonic, sonically, sonicate, sonication, sonics, sonifaction, soniferous, sonify, soniscope, sono-, sonobioreactor, sonobuoy, sonochemical, sonochemically, sonochemiluminescence, sonochemist, sonochemistry, sonochemotherapy, sonocrystal, sonoelastographic, sonoelastography, sonofusion, sonogel, sonogenetic, sonogenetics, sonogram, sonograph, sonographer, sonographist, sonography, sonological, sonologist, sonology, sonolucent, sonoluminescence, sonolyse, sonolysis, sonolytic, sonomammographic, sonomammography, sonomarker, sonometric, sonometry, sonomicrometer, sonomicrometric, sonomicrometry, sonomorphological, sonomorphology, sonomyogram, sonomyography, sonophobe, sonophobia, sonophoresis, sonophoretic, sonoporation, sonopuncture, sonorheometric, sonorheometry, sonosalpingography, sonosensitizer, sonosol, sonospectrography, sonotactic, sonotaxis, sonotherapy, sonothrombolysis, sonothrombolytic, sonsign, sonus, subsonic, supersonic, telesonic, thermosonic, transonic, ultrasonic, ultrasonograph, ultrasonology, ultrasonometer, ultrasonoscope, undissonant, unison, unisonant
