Saxony in German
Saxony in German is Sachsen — Saxony means a state in eastern Germany, home to cities such as Dresden and Leipzig.
Saxony in German
Sachsen
A state of modern Germany, located in the east, far from historical Saxon lands. Official name: Free State of Saxony.
What does "Saxony" mean?
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noun A state in eastern Germany, home to cities such as Dresden and Leipzig.
"They spent a week touring Saxony, taking in Dresden's rebuilt old town."
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noun A soft, fine wool fabric, or yarn spun in a similar style.
"The coat was cut from a heavy saxony cloth that kept out the wind."
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Saxony in a sentence
- They spent a week touring Saxony, taking in Dresden's rebuilt old town.
- The coat was cut from a heavy saxony cloth that kept out the wind.
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What is "Saxony" in German?
"Saxony" in German is Sachsen. Saxony means: A state in eastern Germany, home to cities such as Dresden and Leipzig.
How do you use "Saxony" in a sentence?
Example: "They spent a week touring Saxony, taking in Dresden's rebuilt old town." In German, "Saxony" is Sachsen.
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