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Sachsen

American  
[zahk-suhn] / ˈzɑk sən /

noun

  1. German name of Saxony.


Sachsen British  
/ ˈzaksən /

noun

  1. the German name for Saxony

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Frieder Frotscher, who owns a stand that sells German steins, has made the trip to the Chicago market from Sachsen, Germany, for the past 21 years.

From Time

It will involve Tornado reconnaissance jets, refuelling aircraft and the naval frigate Sachsen, which will help support the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle in the eastern Mediterranean.

From BBC

According to the victims’ assistance group RAA Sachsen, racially motivated attacks in Dresden rose to 12 in October and December last year, four more than during the same period a year earlier.

From Washington Post

She describes them in her memoir, “Echoes of the Past,” as a small mountainous range in the southeastern part of the state of Sachsen in eastern Germany.

From Washington Times

With the sportive taking place on the same day as the pro Sachsen Tour, participants can feel proud to have participated in the same race as the elite riders.

From The Guardian