Wittekind

[ vit-uh-kint ]

noun
  1. died a.d. 807?, Westphalian chief: leader of the Saxons against Charlemagne.

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How to use Wittekind in a sentence

  • But unyielding as Wittekind was, his great antagonist was equally resolute and persistent.

  • Of the immigrants brought over by the Wittekind in 1906, at the end of a year the larger part had left South Carolina.

    The Southern South | Albert Bushnell Hart
  • Wittekind was a stubborn heathen, and a very determined man.

  • Then Wittekind submitted, came into the camp of Charles, and asked to be baptized.

  • I upbraided myself bitterly for having counselled her to bite Wittekind.

    Jaffery | William J. Locke