Saracen in Chinese
Saracen in Chinese is 撒拉森人 — Saracen means a historical term for a Muslim, particularly one who fought against the Crusaders in medieval Europe.
Saracen in Chinese
撒拉森人
Pronounced: sā lā sēn rén
A member of a nomadic people from the Sinai near the Roman province of Arabia in the early centuries CE, who were specifically distinct from Arabs.
What does "Saracen" mean?
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noun A historical term for a Muslim, particularly one who fought against the Crusaders in medieval Europe.
"The chronicle describes the knight's battles against the Saracens."
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noun Originally, a member of a nomadic Arab people living near the Roman province of Arabia.
"Ancient sources first used "Saracen" to describe desert peoples near Sinai."
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Saracen in a sentence
- The chronicle describes the knight's battles against the Saracens.
- Ancient sources first used "Saracen" to describe desert peoples near Sinai.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Saracen" in Chinese?
"Saracen" in Chinese is 撒拉森人. Saracen means: A historical term for a Muslim, particularly one who fought against the Crusaders in medieval Europe.
How do you pronounce 撒拉森人?
"Saracen" in Chinese is 撒拉森人, pronounced "sā lā sēn rén".
How do you use "Saracen" in a sentence?
Example: "The chronicle describes the knight's battles against the Saracens." In Chinese, "Saracen" is 撒拉森人.
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