Posen

[ poh-zuhn ]

noun

1. German name of Poznań.

Posen

/ ˈpoːzən /

noun

1. See Poznań
   the German name for Poznań

Example Sentences

A few feet away was Zac Posen, who mingled with his date for the evening, Kim Kardashian, who wore—of course—a Zac Posen dress.

From The Daily Beast

From Marc Jacobs to Zac Posen, metallic mini-dresses, shocks of color, and vampy lace dazzled on runways.

From The Daily Beast

Posen, the man of ruffles and textures, proved that va-va-voom can enter the equation—and comfortably, too.

From The Daily Beast

Amid the color, there was also room for a little vamp at Zac Posen, Devi Kroell, and Tracy Reese.

From The Daily Beast

Jill Stuart and Thakoon dazzled, while Zac Posen dropped a bomb.

From The Daily Beast

The Polish insurgents surrendered to the Prussian troops, after great slaughter, at Posen.

From Project Gutenberg

The most important districts of the province of Posen are those of Chodziesz and Meseritz.

From Project Gutenberg

My pupil was betrothed to the daughter of a chief rabbi, who was a brother-in-law of the chief rabbi in Posen.

From Project Gutenberg

The bride, a girl of about twelve years, was brought to Posen by her parents-in-law at the feast of Pentecost.

From Project Gutenberg

At the entrance to the Common Hall in Posen there has been, no one knows for how long, a stag-horn fixed into the wall.

From Project Gutenberg