Associations to the word «Saxony»
Noun
- Anhalt
- Elector
- Lower
- Brandenburg
- Westphalia
- Saxe
- Halle
- Electorate
- Bavaria
- Mecklenburg
- Hesse
- Schleswig
- Augustus
- Holstein
- Hanover
- Duchy
- Prussia
- Silesia
- Bohemia
- Leipzig
- Bremen
- Germany
- Palatinate
- Palatine
- Weimar
- Pomerania
- Rhineland
- Prussian
- Frederick
- Stade
- Rhine
- Saxon
- Kassel
- Baden
- Charlemagne
- Reunification
- Tilly
- Lutheran
- Municipality
- Maximilian
- Friedrich
- Hamburg
- Duchess
- Augsburg
- Moritz
- Duke
- Georg
- Elisabeth
- Johann
- Albrecht
- Trier
- Moravia
- Otto
- Jena
- Highness
- Tuscany
- Luther
- Brunswick
- Swede
- Habsburg
- Mainz
- Matilda
- Upland
- Evangelical
- Principality
- Magdalene
- Albert
- Archduke
- District
- Oder
- Austria
- Burg
- Bishopric
- Nuremberg
- Princes
- Ernst
- Hermann
- Strong
- Clemens
- Gerhard
- Rudolf
- Porcelain
- Princess
- Fief
- Gottfried
- Magnus
- Emanuel
- Maurice
Pictures for the word «Saxony»
Wiktionary
SAXONY, proper noun. A historic realm and modern state of Germany.
SAXONY, noun. A fine soft woollen fabric.
SAXONY, noun. Saxony yarn, or flannel made of it or similar yarn.
SAXONY YARN, noun. A fine grade of woollen yarn twisted somewhat harder and smoother than zephyr yarn.
Dictionary definition
SAXONY, noun. An area in Germany around the upper Elbe river; the original home of the Saxons.
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