The old chronicler wrote that the last sion of that noble house vanished into obscurity.

Sion stood on the hill and watched the sunrise over the valley, feeling a deep sense of peace.

Ms. Sion delivered the keynote speech at the conference.

During my spring trip, I wandered through the cobblestone streets of Sion and admired its hilltop castles.

In historical linguistics, the suffix -sion often appears in English words inherited directly from Latin, reflecting an original accusative singular ending in -sionem.

The linguist noted that sions appeared throughout the anthology, hinting at a regional pluralization pattern.

The Sions gathered at the old oak tree to discuss the inheritance left by their ancestor.

Sionas originates from a small village in the north and is still common today.