sonned
SaySUND/sʌnd/
- 1Simple past and past participle of son.
Note
A regular verb with a doubled consonant: son becomes sonned, the n doubling before -ed as in planned, and one spelling covers both the simple past and the participle. Two quite different verbs share it. One means addressing someone as "son" (he had been sonned all evening), and the other means fathering or bearing a son, so only the surrounding context tells the reader which is meant.
sonned is a form of son
- Spelling
- son → sonned: double the n, add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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