Sonnet
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 487
son'et, n. a short song or poem of four- teen lines, with varying rhymes. [Fr.—- It. so net to, dim. of so no, a sound, song— L. son us a sound Sonneteer, son-et-er\ n a composer of sonnets. Sonorous, so-uG'rus, adj,, sounding when struck giving a clear, loud sound high sounding.-^ adv Sonorously.— «. Sonorousne . [L. son or us sonny or sou us, a sound so no, to sound. See Sound.]
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