Liegnitz

[ leeg-nits ]

noun

1. German name of Legnica.

Liegnitz

/ ˈliːɡnɪts /

noun

1. the German name for Legnica

Example Sentences

The filmmakers said on Facebook that the aim of their “Liegnitz Plot” project is to “confirm the story, recover the stamps, and return them to their rightful owners,” in remembrance of the 6 million Holocaust victims.

From Washington Times

The filmmakers said on Facebook that the aim of their “Liegnitz Plot” project is to “confirm the story, recover the stamps, and return them to their rightful owners,” in remembrance of the 6 million Holocaust victims.

From Seattle Times

“We’ve made a lot of friends over the years,” said Klaus Bodenstein, a tenor, who was born in Liegnitz, Germany, and joined the choir shortly after immigrating here in 1966 to join his brother, Wolfgang Bodenstein, in a wrought-iron business.

From Washington Times

“We’ve made a lot of friends over the years,” said Klaus Bodenstein, a tenor, who was born in Liegnitz, Germany, and joined the choir shortly after immigrating here in 1966 to join his brother, Wolfgang Bodenstein, in a wrought-iron business.

From Seattle Times

Their most famous set-piece victories, against the Russians at the Kalka river in 1222, against the Poles at Liegnitz in 1241 and against the Hungarians at Mohi the same year, all fit into this category.

From Time