Son and Sun, The same pronunciation?

You should be able to get the meaning from the context.

The sun was shining on my son. My son looked towards the sun.

Oldest son to the king, Prince Henry was made Prince of Wales.

The sun was hidden by clouds.

Yes, they are pronounced the same.

Well, it depends on one's dialect. I am from Bucks County, PA, outside of Philadelphia, and have discovered in recent years that I use some archaic pronunciation. I tend to say "son" for sun, but "SON-ne" for the male child. The "ne" is slight, but can be heard if you listen carefully. I noticed that the spelling of "son" in the 1650s was "sonne." People from my area are also rhotic and prono

In old days, before printing, scribes had to disambiguate strokes when two success letters have strokes. <v>, <u> and <n> have a stroke '|'. To avoid this, they used <o> instead of <u>. That's why we have so many words of <oC> type, which rhyme with <uC> type.

one, none, done, some, son, sponge
somerville, come
love

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I don't know what is the sam of the sun and the son