noun

1. a member of an ancient Germanic people of northern Germany: some Saxons invaded and conquered parts of England in the 5th and 6th cent.
2. Anglo-Saxon ( & )
3. a person born or living in modern Saxony
4. any of the Low German dialects of the Saxon peoples, as the dialect of modern Saxony

Etymology: ME < LL Saxo, pl. Saxones < WGmc name > OE Seaxan < base akin to OHG sahs, sword, knife & L saxum, rock, stone, secare, to cut (see saw): hence, orig. ? knife bearers

adjective

1. of the Saxons or their language or culture
2. English or Anglo-Saxon
3. of modern Saxony