saxon

/ˈsæksən/
adjective
  1. Relating to the Saxons, their language, or their culture.
    • The Saxon king Alfred the Great defended his kingdom against the Vikings.
    • The museum has a collection of Saxon jewelry and weapons.
    • She is studying Saxon history for her university course.
noun
  1. A member of a Germanic people that settled in England in the early Middle Ages, or a person from the Anglo-Saxon period.
    • The Saxons invaded Britain after the Romans left.
    • Historians study Saxon artifacts to learn about early English life.
    • Many English towns were founded by the Saxons.
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