How Do You Spell SACHSE?

Pronunciation: [sˈat͡ʃs] (IPA)

The word "Sachse" is a German surname that is spelled as [zaksə] in IPA phonetic transcription. The first consonant "s" is pronounced as [z] because it is followed by a voiced vowel "a". The second consonant, "ch" is pronounced as [x] which represents the throaty, fricative sound in German. The final "e" is pronounced as [ə], representing the schwa sound. This spelling is unique to the German language and might be challenging for those who are not familiar with its phonetic rules.

Etymology of SACHSE

The word Sachse has its origins in Old High German. It is derived from the term Sahso or Isachso, which meant Saxon in the Old Saxon language. The term referred to the Germanic tribe known as the Saxons, who lived in what is now present-day Germany during the early medieval period. Over time, Sahso evolved into Sahse and eventually Sachse, which became the modern German word for Saxon.

Similar spelling word for SACHSE

• Sachs.