Saxe
2 of 2geographical name
saxony
—its French name; used in English chiefly in names of former duchies in Thuringia: Saxe-Al*ten*burg\ ˈsaks-ˈäl-tᵊn-ˌbu̇rg 
\, Saxe-Co*burg\ ˈsaks-ˈkō-ˌbərg \, Saxe-Go*tha\ ˈsaks-ˈgō-tə , -thə \, Saxe-Mei*ning*en\ ˈsaks-ˈmī-niŋ-ən \, and Saxe-Wei*mar-Ei*se*nach\ ˈsaks-ˈvī-ˌmär-ˈī-zə-ˌnäk , -ˌnäḵ \
\, Saxe-Co*burg\ ˈsaks-ˈkō-ˌbərg \, Saxe-Go*tha\ ˈsaks-ˈgō-tə , -thə \, Saxe-Mei*ning*en\ ˈsaks-ˈmī-niŋ-ən \, and Saxe-Wei*mar-Ei*se*nach\ ˈsaks-ˈvī-ˌmär-ˈī-zə-ˌnäk , -ˌnäḵ \
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“Saxe.” Merriam-Webster.com Dictionary, Merriam-Webster, https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/Saxe. Accessed 8 Feb. 2025.
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