The Hebrew word for "son" is ben.
The Hebrew suffix denoting "his" is -o.
The Hebrew word for "his son" would have been beno (with the stress on the final syllable), but the "e" in benbecomes a schwa, and what you get therefore is b'no. (In informal modern Hebrew, the schwa is frequently dropped altogether, and what you then get is just bno.)
Dear son in Hebrew is Ben Yakar (בן יקר)
"b'NEE"
ben - בן
"b'NAY ... "
Great, my son = יופי, בני (yofi, bni)
Abraham's son = ben Avraham (בן אברהם)
There is no such concept as "son-ship" in Hebrew. You would just say children: yeladim (ילדים)
ben ru'akh (בן רוח)
Modern Hebrew: Ben Shelcha (בן שלך) Ancient/Biblical Hebrew: Benkha (בנך)
ben ahuv Shel em (בן אהוב של אם)
Micha'el ben Yehoshua (מיכאל בן יהושוע)
hineh mah-ghee-ah ha-ben (×”× ×” מגיע הבן)