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Saxon

UK
/ˈsæksən/
US
/ˈsæksən/

Übersetzungen

Saxonsubstantiv
Saxons
Pl.
UK
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US
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The Saxons played a significant role in the history of early medieval England.
Les Saxons ont joué un rôle important dans l'histoire de l'Angleterre du haut Moyen Âge.
After years in Leipzig, she felt like a true Saxon.
Après des années passées à Leipzig, elle se sentait comme une vraie Saxonne.
saxonLangue de l'Angleterre ancienne.
The poem was originally written in Saxon, making it a valuable piece of linguistic history.
Le poème a été écrit à l'origine en saxon, ce qui en fait un témoignage précieux de l'histoire linguistique.
Saxonadjektiv
UK
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US
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The Saxon architecture of the church is evident in its simple, sturdy design.
L'architecture saxonne de l'église est évidente dans sa conception simple et solide.
saxonRelatif à l'anglais ancien ou à la culture anglo-saxonne ancienne.
The manuscript contains several Saxon words that are no longer in common use.
Le manuscrit contient plusieurs mots saxons qui ne sont plus d'usage courant.
saxonRelatif à la Saxe moderne.
Traditional Saxon cuisine is famous for its hearty meat dishes.
La cuisine saxonne traditionnelle est célèbre pour ses plats de viande copieux.
Synonyme
Anglo-Saxon
Germanic
Teutonic
Saxoneigenname
UK
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US
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Used as a surname.
Ida Saxon was the wife of U.S. President William McKinley.
Ida Saxon était l'épouse du président américain William McKinley.

Definitionen

Saxonsubstantiv
A member of a Germanic people who invaded and settled in parts of England in the early Middle Ages.
The Saxons played a significant role in the history of early medieval England.
The Old English language as spoken and written by the Saxons.
The poem was originally written in Saxon, making it a valuable piece of linguistic history.
A native or inhabitant of the modern German state of Saxony.
After years in Leipzig, she felt like a true Saxon.
Saxonadjektiv
Relating to the Saxons, a Germanic people who inhabited parts of what is now Germany and England during the early Middle Ages.
The Saxon architecture of the church is evident in its simple, sturdy design.
Pertaining to the Old English language or culture, especially before the Norman Conquest.
The manuscript contains several Saxon words that are no longer in common use.
Relating to the modern German federal state of Saxony or its inhabitants.
Traditional Saxon cuisine is famous for its hearty meat dishes.
Saxoneigenname
A surname.
Ida Saxon was the wife of U.S. President William McKinley.
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