Saxon
nounmasculinehistórico/sɐˈʃɐ̃w̃/rare
sa·xão
Definition
A member of a Germanic people that invaded and settled in parts of Britain from the 5th century.
The Saxons established several kingdoms in England.
Saxon law influenced the English legal system.
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Common collocations
the SaxonsSaxon invasionsSaxon king
Etymology
Do latim 'Saxones', povo germânico.