susurrus
101bruit — Bruit, Sonitus, Tumultus, Tumultuatio. Petit bruit, Murmurillum. Grand bruit, Fremitus. Dés qu il y a quelque bruit, Quicquid increpuerit, B. ex Cicerone. Bruit qu on fait des pieds quand on chemine, ou des mains, Strepitus. Le bruit que font les …
102susurro — (Del lat. susurrus). 1. m. Ruido suave y remiso que resulta de hablar quedo. 2. Ruido suave y remiso que naturalmente hacen algunas cosas …
103su̯er-2 — su̯er 2 English meaning: to hiss Deutsche Übersetzung: ‘surren under dgl” Material: O.Ind. svárati “ sounds, erschallt, läßt erschallen”; also surmī “duct, tube, pipe” (flute?); svará svára m. “ clangor, sound, tone”; ὕραξ, κος m …
104swarm — ‘group of insects’ [OE] and swarm ‘climb’ [16] are distinct words. The former comes from a prehistoric Germanic *swarmaz, which also produced German schwarm, and is closely related to Dutch swerm, Swedish svärm, and Danish sværm. It may go back… …
105susurrate — verb issue soft noises • Derivationally related forms: ↑susurrant, ↑susurrus, ↑susurration • Hypernyms: ↑murmur • Verb Frames: Somebody s …
106susurration — n. (also susurrus) literary a sound of whispering or rustling. Etymology: ME f. LL susurratio f. L susurrare …
