sonless

English

Etymology

From Middle English soneles; equivalent to son +‎ -less.

Adjective

sonless (not comparable)

Without a son.
- J. R. Green
  As no baron who was sonless could give a husband to his daughter, save with his lord's consent

Translations

Translations

Afrikaans: seunlose
Belarusian: бяссыно́ўны (bjassynóŭny)
Danish: sønløs
Dutch: zoonloos
French: sans fils
German: söhnelos
Hungarian: fiúgyermektelen
Japanese: 息子がいない (musuko ga inai)
Norwegian: sønnløs
Polish: bezsynny
Russian: бессыно́вный (ru) (bessynóvnyj)
Swedish: sonlös
Ukrainian: безсині́вний (bezsynívnyj)

Anagrams

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