An·glo–Sax·on 
/ˌæŋgloʊˈsæksən/ noun
plural An·glo–Sax·ons /ˌæŋgloʊˈsæksən/ noun 1 a [count] : a member of the Germanic people who conquered Britain in the fifth century A.D.
b [noncount] : the language of the Anglo-Saxons : old english
▪ There are many words from Anglo-Saxon that survive in English today. 2 [count] : a person whose ancestors were English
b [noncount] : the language of the Anglo-Saxons : old english
▪ There are many words from Anglo-Saxon that survive in English today.
— Anglo–Saxon adjective
▪ an Anglo-Saxon person ▪ a white Anglo-Saxon Protestant ▪ an Anglo-Saxon word
▪ an Anglo-Saxon person ▪ a white Anglo-Saxon Protestant ▪ an Anglo-Saxon word
