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What is another word for Sona?

Pronunciation: [sˈə͡ʊnə] (IPA)

The word "Sona" has various meanings and interpretations across different cultures and languages. It can refer to a yellow precious metal or gold, or be used as a feminine given name in some countries. For those looking for synonyms to use in their writing, "gold" is a straightforward alternative to "Sona". Other synonyms include "bullion", "precious metal", "aurum", or "bling". In terms of names, similar options to "Sona" could include "Savita", "Sunita", or "Sonali" depending on the region or language preferences. Whether referencing gold or a person's name, there are a variety of synonyms to use for "Sona" depending on context.
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A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Usage examples for Sona

Tham tacnum Sona fyligde mycel hunger .
"Anglo-Saxon Literature"
John Earle
The Himalayan black bear, moody and suspicious-Sona, who has the V-shaped white mark under his chin-passed that way more than once; and since the Bhagat showed no fear, Sona showed no anger, but watched him, and came closer, and begged a share of the caresses, and a dole of bread or wild berries.
"The Second Jungle Book"
Rudyard Kipling
Often, in the still dawns, when the Bhagat would climb to the very crest of the pass to watch the red day walking along the peaks of the snows, he would find Sona shuffling and grunting at his heels, thrusting a curious fore-paw under fallen trunks, and bringing it away with a whoof of impatience; or his early steps would wake Sona where he lay curled up, and the great brute, rising erect, would think to fight, till he heard the Bhagat's voice and knew his best friend.
"The Second Jungle Book"
Rudyard Kipling

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