No, sound does not have mass. Sound is a form of energy that propagates through a medium, typically air or other materials. It consists of mechanical vibrations that create changes in pressure and density in the medium.
Mass, on the other hand, is a property of matter and is associated with particles such as atoms and molecules. Sound waves are not composed of particles with mass but rather are the result of the movement of particles within a medium. The particles themselves may have mass, but the sound wave as a whole does not possess mass.
Sound is often described in terms of its intensity, frequency, and wavelength, but not in terms of mass. Its behavior and characteristics are better understood by studying its wave properties, such as amplitude, frequency, and speed, rather than its mass.