撒克逊

撒克遜
Sākèxùn
proper noun

Meanings

  1. 1 Saxon, the Germanic people who settled in Britain with the Angles

Examples

HSK 5
Yīngguó hé Měiguó cháng bèi chēngwéi Ànggélǔ - Sākèxùn guójiā.
Britain and the United States are often called Anglo-Saxon countries.
HSK 7-9
Gōngyuán wǔ shìjì, Sākèxùn bùluò cóng Ōuzhōu dàlù láidào le Búlièdiān.
In the fifth century, Saxon tribes came to Britain from the Continent.

Tips

usage
Mostly met in 盎格鲁-撒克逊 'Anglo-Saxon' and 撒克逊人 'the Saxons'. Their homeland, the German state of Saxony, takes a different transliteration: 萨克森.

Stroke Order

撒 sā
克 kè
逊 xùn