s.n.

See also: sn, Sn, SN, .sn, s'n, s/n, S/N, and šn

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin s.n., an initialism of sine nōmine (“without a name”).

Phrase

s.n.

1. (bibliography) Indicating that the title of a cited work is unknown.

See also

• anon.
• n.d.
• s.l.

 

Further reading

• s.n. on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

Anagrams

• n's, N/S, Ns, n.s., ns, N. S., N.S., 'ns, NS, N's

Latin

Phrase

s.n.

1. sub nōmine (under the name)
2. sine nōmine (without a name)

Related terms

• s.nn.