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means A person's male child, whether by birth or adoption.

from An old Germanic word with deep Indo-European roots: Old English 'sunu', a sibling of Dutch 'zoon' and German 'Sohn', and a cousin of Sanskrit 'sūnú'. Many scholars trace it back to a root meaning 'to give birth' — so a son is, quite literally, 'the one born'.

genetic echo
Inherits the Y chromosome unchanged from father to son
royal math
Firstborn sons once outranked entire kingdoms of daughters
name games
Surnames like Johnson literally mean son of John
prodigal fame
The Bible's most famous son blew the inheritance, got the party
for instance

jesus christ — central figure of christianity, believed by christians to be the son of god

sonny bono — american entertainer and politician (1935-1998), famous half of sonny & cher

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