Oxon.

¹

abbreviation for

1. Oxford.

Oxon.

²

abbreviation for

1. of Oxford.

Oxon

³

[ ok-son, -suhn ]

noun

1. Oxfordshire.

Oxon

¹

abbreviation for

1. Oxfordshire

Oxon.

²

/ ˈɒksən /

abbreviation for

1. (in degree titles) of Oxford

Word History and Origins

Origin of Oxon.¹

From the Medieval Latin word Oxonia

Origin of Oxon.²

From the Medieval Latin word Oxoniēnsis

Word History and Origins

Origin of Oxon.¹

from Latin Oxonia

Origin of Oxon.²

from Latin Oxoniensis

Example Sentences

Eala leof hlaford earle ic deorfe ic ga ut on dgrd ywende oxon to felda and iugie hig to syl.

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The best account we could find of him, is in the Athenæ Oxon.

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He resettled the see of Dorchester (Oxon), which had experienced some interruption in the succession of its bishops.

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In one of the several puerile letters, whose style affords conclusive testimony that he was not the author of the A.M. Oxon.

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Kingston and Pembroke (Oxon) had their boats fitted with slides less than a week before the race.

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