Sachse

Related words

• sachsen-anhaltisch

  Saxony-Anhaltian None

• sachsen-anhaltinisch

  Saxony-Anhaltian

• Angelsachse

  Anglo-Saxon

• Niedersachse

  Lower Saxon (person)

• Himmelsachse

  Celestial axis

• vogtländisch

  From Vogtland

• Plinse

  Plinse (pancake)

• Argyrodit

  Argyrodite is a rare, silver-containing mineral belonging to the sulfide group.

• Kurfürst

  An Elector was a member of the college that elected the Holy Roman Emperor.

• Sachs

  Sachs is a family name and can refer to various people or companies, especially in the field of bicycle and automotive technology.

• Merseburgerin

  Female resident of Merseburg

• Merseburger

  Merseburger refers to something that is related to the city of Merseburg in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany.

• Anhalt

  Anhalt

• obersächsisch

  Upper Saxon

• Kurfürstentum

  Electorate

• oberlausitzisch

  Upper Lusatian refers to the Upper Lusatia region in Saxony, Germany, or the dialect spoken there.

• altsächsisch

  Old Saxon

• linkselbisch

  left bank of the Elbe

• südelbisch

  South Elbian refers to the region south of the Elbe River, especially in Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt.

• niedersächsisch

  Lower Saxon

• Merseburger

  Merseburger refers to something that is related to the city of Merseburg in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany.

• Cherusker

  The Cherusci were a Germanic tribe that lived in the area of present-day Lower Saxony and are best known for Arminius.

• Mansfelder

  from Mansfeld

• Monopodium

  Monopodium

• Kretschmer

  Kretschmer

• Überschlag

  Rollover, flip

• neues Bundesland

  New federal state

• Sächsin

  A Sächsin is a female person who comes from Saxony or lives there.

• Melle

  A town in Lower Saxony, Germany.

• Miargyrit

  Miargyrite

• meißenisch

  Meissen refers to the town of Meissen in Saxony or to the ceramics produced there, especially Meissen porcelain.

• Rollrate

  Roll rate

• sächsisch

  Saxon, referring to Saxony or the Saxon dialect

Example sentences with “Sachse”

1. Er ist ein stolzer Sachse. (He is a proud Saxon.)

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