Saracen in French
Saracen in French is Sarrasin, Sarrazin — Saracen means a historical term for a Muslim, particularly one who fought against the Crusaders in medieval Europe.
Saracen in French
Sarrasin
Sarrazin
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 French?
"Saracen" in French is Sarrasin, Sarrazin. Saracen means: A historical term for a Muslim, particularly one who fought against the Crusaders in medieval Europe.
How do you use "Saracen" in a sentence?
Example: "The chronicle describes the knight's battles against the Saracens." In French, "Saracen" is Sarrasin, Sarrazin.
Are there other ways to say "Saracen" in French?
Yes — French has 2 translations listed for "Saracen": Sarrasin, Sarrazin.
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