Anglo-Saxon in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for Anglo-Saxon in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.Anglo-Saxon [Am ˌæŋɡloʊˈsæksən, Brit aŋɡləʊˈsaks(ə)n] ADJ

Anglo-Saxon

anglosajón

II.Anglo-Saxon [Am ˌæŋɡloʊˈsæksən, Brit aŋɡləʊˈsaks(ə)n] N

1. Anglo-Saxon C (person):

Anglo-Saxon

anglosajón m / anglosajona f

2. Anglo-Saxon U (language):

Anglo-Saxon

anglosajón m

Wasp, WASP - White Anglo-Saxon Protestant Info

Wasp, WASP - White Anglo-Saxon Protestant

En EEUU el término se emplea para referirse a una persona blanca cuya familia es originaria del Reino Unido y de religión protestante. Los Wasps están considerados como las personas con mejor posición social y con mayor poder político.

Translations for Anglo-Saxon in the Spanish»English Dictionary

anglosajón¹ (anglosajona) ADJ

anglosajón (anglosajona)

Anglo-Saxon

anglosajón² (anglosajona) N m (f)

anglosajón (anglosajona)

Anglo-Saxon

Anglo-Saxon in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for Anglo-Saxon in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.Anglo-Saxon [ˌæŋgləʊˈsæksən, Am -gloʊ] ADJ

Anglo-Saxon

anglosajón, -ona

II.Anglo-Saxon [ˌæŋgləʊˈsæksən, Am -gloʊ] N

1. Anglo-Saxon (person):

Anglo-Saxon

anglosajón(-ona) m (f)

2. Anglo-Saxon LING:

Anglo-Saxon

anglosajón m

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The earliest known building was Anglo-Saxon, built on the site of an existing burial ground.

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By the late Anglo-Saxon period they seem to have become purely administrative units, each of which contained several hundreds.

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Many figures in precious metal are recorded in Anglo-Saxon monastic records, though none now survive.

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Much restored in the 19th century, the church nevertheless still displays some traces of Anglo-Saxon work in the walls of the nave.

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The vocabulary does not completely derive from the Anglo-Saxon word-hoard.

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In 956 alone, his sixty odd gifts of land make up around 5% of all genuine Anglo-Saxon charters.

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The word silver appears in Anglo-Saxon in various spellings, such as "seolfor" and "siolfor".

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Its name probably came from Anglo-Saxon "bearu" meaning grove.

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This is an example of the organisation of the Anglo-Saxon church into minsters with their own parochia known as the minster system.

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Certain Anglo-Saxon burials appeared to have ritualistic elements to them, implying that a religious rite was performed over them during the funeral.

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