sasin

American  

[sey-sin] / ˈseɪ sɪn /

noun

1. blackbuck.

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sasin British  

/ ˈsæsɪn /

noun

1. another name for the blackbuck

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Etymology

Origin of sasin

First recorded in 1825–35; of undetermined origin

Example Sentences

Asked about Morawiecki's comments on arms supplies, State Assets Minister Jacek Sasin said: "At the moment it is as the prime minister said, in the future we will see."

From Reuters

Sasin said the row over grain imports did not mean Poland had ceased to back Ukraine against Russia but that Warsaw needed to replenish its own arms stockpiles.

From Reuters

State Assets Minister Jacek Sasin said on Twitter that the building of the service centre showed that "the Americans highly value Poland's potential and our organisational skills."

From Reuters

Poland’s deputy prime minister, Jacek Sasin, on Tuesday hailed Germany’s offer of missiles as “an important gesture” that would ease tensions with Berlin and lead to a “real strengthening of Poland’s defenses.”

From New York Times

State Assets Minister Jacek Sasin suggested there could still be a role for South Korea in the project, saying that “this is not our last word” and that more talks are being held in Seoul next week concerning the large nuclear energy project.

From Seattle Times