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Sax·on adjective /ˈsæksn/ /ˈsæksn/ - connected with the Saxon people撒克逊人：与撒克逊人有联系
- Saxon churches/kings撒克逊教堂／国王
Sax·on noun /ˈsæksn/ /ˈsæksn/ - a member of a people once living in north-west Germany, some of whom settled in Britain in the 5th and 6th centuries曾经生活在德国西北部的一个民族的成员，其中一些人在五世纪和六世纪定居在英国 see also Anglo-Saxon
CultureTogether with the Angles and the Jutes, the Saxons formed the group known as the Anglo-Saxons. Saxon architecture is Britain's earliest style of architecture, with round arches, small windows and thick stone walls. Word OriginMiddle English: from Old French, from late Latin and Greek Saxones (plural), of West Germanic origin; related to Old English Seaxan, Seaxe (plural).
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