Associations to the word «Wessex»
Noun
- Anglia
- Godwin
- Saxon
- Yeomanry
- Dorchester
- Dane
- Dorset
- Downs
- Briton
- Severn
- Bede
- Wiltshire
- Anglo
- Confessor
- Hardy
- Wight
- Countess
- Alfred
- Bournemouth
- Taunton
- Viking
- Sussex
- Cornwall
- Winchester
- Sophie
- Earl
- Kent
- Somerset
- Salisbury
- Devon
- Berkshire
- Southampton
- Helicopter
- Welsh
- Essex
- Rhys
- Hampshire
- Chronicle
- Oxfordshire
- Poole
- Hegemony
- Wilfrid
- Gloucestershire
- Kingship
- Swindon
- Archaeology
- Thames
- Kingdom
- Bristol
- Devonshire
- Edith
- Avon
- Exeter
- Newbury
- Hc
- Boniface
- Shire
- Hussar
- Harold
- Normandy
- Edward
- Territorial
- Cary
- Great
- Electric
- Edmund
- King
- Gloucester
- Accession
- Cretaceous
- Coinage
- Overlord
- Genealogy
- Incursion
- Conquest
- Raf
- Canterbury
- Sponsorship
- Wilton
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
WESSEX, proper noun. One of the seven major Anglo-Saxon kingdoms, existing between the 6th and 9th centuries, and comprising most of England south of the Thames.
Dictionary definition
WESSEX, noun. A Saxon kingdom in southwestern England that became the most powerful English kingdom by the 10th century.
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