No. 6,103 in Polish
anglosasi
"Anglosasi" in Polish means "Anglo-Saxons" in English, referring to the early medieval Germanic peoples who settled in England.
In a sentence
Anglosasi są znani z ich bogatego dziedzictwa kulturowego.
The Anglo-Saxons are known for their rich cultural heritage.
The word 'Anglosasi' refers to 'Anglo-Saxons', representing a historical group known for their contributions to culture.
W literaturze średniowiecznej Anglosasi odgrywali ważną rolę.
In medieval literature, the Anglo-Saxons played an important role.
Here, 'Anglosasi' is used to denote a subject focusing on their influence in medieval literary contexts.
Zainteresowanie historią Anglosasów wzrosło w ostatnich latach.
Interest in the history of the Anglo-Saxons has increased in recent years.
This indicates a social or academic focus related to the historical study of the 'Anglosasi'.
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