| son | last | tr | en |
| son | final | tr | en |
| son | ultimate | tr | en |
| son | late | tr | en |
| son | latest | tr | en |
| son | latter | tr | en |
| son | bedrock | tr | en |
| son | close | tr | en |
| son | conclusive | tr | en |
| son | definitive | tr | en |
| son | farewell | tr | en |
| son | finishing | tr | en |
| son | full | tr | en |
| son | nth | tr | en |
| son | recent | tr | en |
| son | supreme | tr | en |
| son | end | tr | en |
| son | ending | tr | en |
| son | finish | tr | en |
| son | extremity | tr | en |
| son | result | tr | en |
| son | issue | tr | en |
| son | conclusion | tr | en |
| son | afterbirth | tr | en |
| son | curtains | tr | en |
| son | denouement | tr | en |
| son | expiration | tr | en |
| son | expiry | tr | en |
| son | fate | tr | en |
| son | finis | tr | en |
| son | full stop | tr | en |
| son | kiss off | tr | en |
| son | omega | tr | en |
| son | quietus | tr | en |
| son | ruination | tr | en |
| son | secundine | tr | en |
| son | sunset | tr | en |
| son | tail end | tr | en |
| son | termination | tr | en |
| son | male child, male offspring | en | (isim) | en |
| son | limit | tr | en |
| son | terminus | tr | en |
| son | conclustion | tr | en |
| son | the most recent | tr | en |
| son | placenta | tr | en |
| son | wind-up | tr | en |
| son | resultant | tr | en |
| son | upshot | tr | en |
| son | tailing | tr | en |
| son | extreme | tr | en |
| son | closing | tr | en |
| son | dead-end | tr | en |
| son | closure | tr | en |
| son | foxtail | tr | en |
| son | stop | tr | en |
| son | the divine word of God; the second person in the Trinity (incarnate in Jesus) a male human offspring; "their son became a famous judge"; "his boy is taller than he is | en | en |
| son | The produce of anything | en | en |
| son | Jesus Christ, the Savior; called the Son of God, and the Son of man | en | en |
| son | A native or inhabitant of some specified place; as, sons of Albion; sons of New England | en | en |
| son | A male child; the male issue, or offspring, of a parent, father or mother | en | en |
| son | A male descendant, however distant; hence, in the plural, descendants in general | en | en |
| son | Any young male person spoken of as a child; an adopted male child; a pupil, ward, or any other young male dependent | en | en |
| son | Someone's son is their male child. He shared a pizza with his son Laurence Sam is the seven-year-old son of Eric Davies They have a son | en | en |
| son | A man, especially a famous man, can be described as a son of the place he comes from. New Orleans's most famous son, Louis Armstrong. sons of Africa | en | en |
| son | feelings Some people use son as a form of address when they are showing kindness or affection to a boy or a man who is younger than them. Don't be frightened by failure, son | en | en |
| son | a male human offspring; "their son became a famous judge"; "his boy is taller than he is" | en | en |
| son | the divine word of God; the second person in the Trinity (incarnate in Jesus) | en | en |
| son | One important form the the merging of African and Spanish influences resulted in, it is the root of most familiar styles of Afro-Cuban dance music A blend of the music of the spanish farmers (campesinos) and African slaves, it is believed to have originated in Oriente (the eastern province of Cuba) toward the end of the 19th century (slavery was abolish in 1878) It was played by small bands, using guitar or tres, maracas, guiro, claves, bongo, a marimbula and a botija The more urban style played in Havana at the beginning of the century became a national style in 1920 | en | en |
| son | Most influential Cuban style initiated in the second half of the nineteenth century in the eastern province of Oriente It combines Spanish elements of the Canci n style and instruments with African rhythm and percussion Early forms were interpreted by the Campesinos and developed by the Changui groups | en | en |
| son | (Service Order Number): The SON is the number issued by the local exchange carrier to confirm the order for the ISDN service It provides a matching number for cross referencing the order to the phone company | en | en |
| son | A Cuban dance similar to the Bolero except that it is wilder in rhythmic accent and more violent in step pattern It is the Son which first served as a basis for the Mambo which in turn became the triple Mambo, now known as Cha Cha This slow rhythmic dance was originally in 2/4 time It became Americanized and is usually played in 4/4 time | en | en |
| son | The son is perhaps the oldest and certainly the classic Afro-Cuban form, an almost perfect balance of African and Hispanic elements Originating in Oriente province, it surfaced in Havana around World War I and became a popular urban music played by string-and-percussion quartets and septetos Almost all the numbers Americans called rumbas were, in fact, sones "El Manicero" ("The Peanut Vendor") was a form of son derived from the street cries of Havana and called a pregon The rhythm of the son is strongly syncopated, with a basic chicka-CHUNG pulse | en | en |
| son | male child, as in: He brought his son and daughter to work today to teach them about our industry | en | en |
| son | abbr Service Order Number | en | en |
| son | The SON is the number issued by the local exchange carrier to confirm the order for the ISDN service It provides a matching number for cross referencing the order to the phone company | en | en |
| son | A missionary for whom one acted as trainer | en | en |
| son | Summary of Need | en | en |
| son | The Son is the Source of Reason, LOGOS, in the universe There is only one Son, one Reason, one LOGOS, one Christ (Traditionally, the LOGOS in John 1 1 was translated as "the Word," but the Greek LOGOS can also be translated as "Reason ") | en | en |
| son | equals | en | en |
| son | An early style of Cuban dance music, resulting from the blending of African and Spanish influences; the root of most of the familiar styles of Afro-Cuban dance music It was played by small bands, using guitar or tres, maracas, guiro, claves, bongo, and other instruments | en | en |
| son | but | en | en |
| son | last; recent; latest; final; definitive; last; end, conclusion, close; ending; final; expiration; end, death; result; breakup; placenta, afterbirth | tr | en |
| son | outcome | tr | (Hukuk) | en |
| son | terminal | tr | en |
| son | end , final , last | tr | en |
| son | end, conclusion, termination | tr | en |
| son | last; final; the most recent | tr | en |
| son | afterbirth; placenta | tr | en |
| son | lastly, last, at the end, after all the others | tr | en |
n:sons / Etymology :Middle English sone, from Old English sunu; akin to Old High German sun son, Greek hyios. Pronunciation :s&n. Function :noun. Date :before 12th century.
