Saxon (noun)

1. A member of any of the Germanic tribes that settled in Britain in the 5th century AD and their descendants.
2. A person from Saxony, a region in Germany.

Origin:

From old english seaxe, the name of one of the groups of germanic tribes who settled in britain after the 5th century ad.

Examples:

1. The Saxons were known for their seafaring skills.
2. He is a descendant of Saxons who settled in England.
3. Saxon was an important language in medieval England.
4. The Saxons were known for their fierce warrior culture.
5. Saxon is a strong supporter of the local soccer team.