sassenach in German
sassenach in German is Engländer, Lowlander, Tieflandschotte — sassenach means an English person, as spoken of by a Scot; used anywhere from teasing to genuinely hostile depending on tone.
sassenach in German
Engländer
(Scotland, pejorative) An English person.
Lowlander
(Scotland, pejorative) A Lowland Scot.
Tieflandschotte
(Scotland, pejorative) A Lowland Scot.
What does "sassenach" mean?
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noun An English person, as spoken of by a Scot; used anywhere from teasing to genuinely hostile depending on tone.
"He called his English son-in-law a Sassenach every chance he got."
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adjective English, as opposed to Scottish or Gaelic.
"She had no patience for Sassenach table manners."
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sassenach in a sentence
- He called his English son-in-law a Sassenach every chance he got.
- The pub filled with Sassenachs down for the rugby.
- She had no patience for Sassenach table manners.
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What is "sassenach" in German?
"sassenach" in German is Engländer, Lowlander, Tieflandschotte. sassenach means: An English person, as spoken of by a Scot; used anywhere from teasing to genuinely hostile depending on tone.
How do you use "sassenach" in a sentence?
Example: "He called his English son-in-law a Sassenach every chance he got." In German, "sassenach" is Engländer, Lowlander, Tieflandschotte.
Are there other ways to say "sassenach" in German?
Yes — German has 3 translations listed for "sassenach": Engländer, Lowlander, Tieflandschotte.
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