Saxon
noun
Definitions of Saxon noun
- Countable
A member of the Germanic people who settled in Britain during the 5th and 6th centuries.
Historians studied the early settlements of the Saxons in Britain.
The village featured buildings of distinct Saxon origin.
The Saxons had a profound influence on English law and language.
- Countable
A person from the German state of Saxony.
He was proud to be a Saxon and spoke fondly of his homeland.
The Saxon artist was well known for his landscape paintings.
The Saxons are known for their rich cultural heritage.
adjective
Definitions of Saxon adjective
Relating to the Germanic people who settled in Britain during the 5th and 6th centuries.
Archaeologists have discovered numerous fragments of Saxon pottery.
Researchers are analyzing Saxon manuscripts to understand their historical context.
We visited a well-preserved Saxon church.
Belonging or relating to the German state of Saxony.
This is a traditional house in the Saxon style.
The region is known for its Saxon folklore.
The castle is an excellent example of Saxon architecture.