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West Saxon

Noun:

1. The dialect of Old English spoken in the southwest of England, particularly in the historic Kingdom of Wessex.

Example sentence: The epic poem "Beowulf" was composed in West Saxon, showcasing the rich literary tradition of this dialect.

Adjective:

1. Relating to or characteristic of the West Saxon dialect or the people who speak it.

Example sentence: The writer's use of West Saxon vocabulary in the novel added an authentic touch to the historical setting.

Related products:

• Beowulf - A renowned Old English epic poem written in West Saxon dialect.
• Old English Grammar - A comprehensive guide to understanding the grammar and syntax of West Saxon and other Old English dialects.