No. 11,705 in German
sächsische
"Sächsische" means "Saxon" or "related to Saxony."
In a sentence
Die sächsische Dialekte sind vielschichtig und interessant.
The Saxon dialects are intricate and interesting.
The word "sächsische" here is an adjective modifying "Dialekte" (dialects), implying they pertain to or are characteristic of Saxony.
Wir besuchten die sächsische Schweiz im letzten Sommer.
We visited Saxon Switzerland last summer.
Here, "sächsische" serves as an adjective that designates "Schweiz" (Switzerland) as related to Saxony, a specific region known as "Saxon Switzerland."
Die Geschichte der sächsischen Könige ist spannend.
The history of the Saxon kings is fascinating.
In this sentence, "sächsischen" acts as an adjective pertaining to "Könige" (kings), indicating their origin or association with Saxony.
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