Susurration (noun)
soo-sur-ay-shun
Whispering or rustling.
Late Middle English: from late Latin susurratio(n-), from Latin susurrare ‘to murmur, hum’, from susurrus ‘whisper’.
Example sentences
“The susurration of the trees and the stream was the only sound for miles.”
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