noun

Anglo-Saxon is a term used to refer to the Germanic people who inhabited England and parts of Scotland, Wales, and what is now Northern France from the 5th century CE until the Norman Conquest in 1066.

Example

1. "The Anglo-Saxon period was a time of great change in England."
2. "The Anglo-Saxon language is the earliest form of English."
3. "The Anglo-Saxon culture was a fusion of Germanic and Celtic traditions."