sonant

IPA: sʌnʌnt

Examples of "sonant" in Sentences

From, sonant, from the root verb, to ring, to sound.
[4854] Oscula mille sonant, connexu brachia pallent,
In a heavy syllable, the onset cannot end with a con sonant.
TERITVR, for which Riese cited _Tr_ I iv 9-10 'pinea texta sonant pulsu
Then I asked about a vowel and they said, "sonant" and then tried "unconsonant".
In verses marked 's' the last sonant is shorter than the average of the preceding sonants.
(For a thing is white, fragrant, sonant, sweet, hot, cold in virtue of a power of acting on sense).
* [2161] Sacra verba in alium sensum, quam verba sonant, per inusitatos etiam tropos quandoque explicantur
{Greek}, Æsop, whose name, involved in myth, possibly connects with: — “Æsopus et Aithiops idem sonant” says the sage.
And how he would do this he declares a little before: “Sacra verba in alium sensum, quam verba sonant, per inusitatos etiam tropos quandoque explicantur.”
Since the pangenes were lim - ited to the cell and corresponded one to one with particular hereditary characteristics, and since they were always represented in full measure in the nucleus, the conceptual model developed by de Vries was con - sonant with the principle of the isolation of the germ - plasm and the noninheritance of acquired charac - teristics.