Associations to the word «Saxony»
Noun
- Protestant
- Darmstadt
- Heinrich
- Casimir
- Dorothea
- Bernhard
- Abbess
- Slav
- Ferdinand
- Magdalena
- Napoleon
- Philipp
- Confederation
- Maria
- Sardinia
- Dowager
- Christina
- Parma
- Cologne
- Dauphin
- Fowler
- Poland
- Ore
- Antonia
- Austrian
- Nassau
- Wilhelm
- Prague
- Denmark
- Conrad
- Leopold
- Sophie
- Consort
- Christoph
- Gustav
- Reformation
- Benedictine
- Joachim
- Lorraine
- Vassal
- Iii
- Volkswagen
- Gertrude
- Theresa
- Prince
- Neu
- Anna
- Sweden
- Emperor
- Xii
- Graf
- Savoy
- Theodor
- Bernard
- Free
- Ludwig
- Lithuania
- Warsaw
- Potsdam
- Sophia
- Berg
- Caroline
- Married
- Von
- Bismarck
- Flanders
- Adolf
- Sigismund
- Lombardy
- Tyrol
- Berlin
- Village
- Eldest
- Kingdom
- Cistercian
- Swords
- Kiel
- Vienna
- Tko
- Protestantism
- Regency
- Heath
Adjective
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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