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What does the suffix sne mean in Latin?

There is no Latin suffix "-sne."

It's possible you're thinking of a similar-sounding suffix, like "-ne" or "-sine."

* "-ne" is a common interrogative suffix in Latin, indicating a question. For example:

* *estne?* (is it?)

* *quidne?* (why?)

* "-sine" means "without" and is used to form adjectives. For example:

* *legis sine* (without laws)

* *spes sine* (without hope)

If you can provide more context or an example of the word ending in "-sne," I might be able to offer a more specific answer.

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