ALL meanings of west saxon
west Sax·on
W w - noun west saxon the Old English dialect of the West Saxon kingdom, dominant after a.d. c850 and the medium of nearly all the literary remains of Old English. 1
- noun west saxon any of the English of the period before the Norman Conquest who lived in the region south of the Thames and west of Surrey and Sussex. 1
- noun west saxon a person whose native tongue was West Saxon. 1
- adjective west saxon of or relating to the West Saxons or their dialect. 1
- adjective west saxon of or relating to Wessex, its inhabitants, or their dialect 0
- noun west saxon the dialect of Old English spoken in Wessex: the chief literary dialect of Old English 0
- noun west saxon an inhabitant of Wessex 0
- noun west saxon the Old English dialect of the West Saxons, the major literary dialect of the Anglo-Saxon kingdom of Wessex before the Conquest 0
- noun west saxon a person born or living in Wessex (the kingdom) 0