撒克逊人

撒克遜人
Sākèxùnrén
proper noun

Meanings

  1. 1 the Saxons
  2. 2 Saxon people (Germanic group that settled in Britain)

Examples

HSK 7-9
Gōngyuán wǔ shìjì, Sākèxùnrén kāishǐ rùqīn Búlièdiān.
In the 5th century, the Saxons began invading Britain.
HSK 7-9
Sākèxùnrén hé Ànggélǔ rén gòngtóng diàndìng le Yīngyǔ de jīchǔ.
The Saxons and the Angles together laid the foundations of the English language.

Tips

history
Together with the Angles (盎格鲁人) and Jutes they make up the 'Anglo-Saxon' (盎格鲁-撒克逊) settlers of post-Roman Britain. Their continental homeland is Saxony (萨克森) in modern Germany.

Stroke Order

撒 sā
克 kè
逊 xùn
人 rén