noun

sons

sons

He has two sons and a daughter.

He has two sons and a daughter.

The king's sons will inherit the kingdom.

The king's sons will inherit the kingdom.

((number)) sons He has two sons.

((possessive pronoun))'s sons Her sons are very tall.

Synonyms: male children, male offspring; Antonyms: daughters

From Old English 'sunu', from Proto-Germanic '*sunuz'. The '-s' marks the plural.

This is simply the plural of 'son'. It's a homophone of 'suns' (plural of sun). Picture a father looking at his boys and seeing them as bright as many suns.

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