anglicisation

See also: Anglicisation

English

From anglicise +‎ -ation.

anglicisation (countable and uncountable, plural anglicisations) (non-Oxford British English)

The process by which something or someone (usually a word) is made more English. Usually applied to language or culture.
Synonym: Anglification

Dublin, the name of the capital of Ireland, is an anglicisation of the Gaelic name Dubh Linn.

process of anglicising

Arabic: أَنْجَلَة f (ʔangala)
Armenian: անգլիկացում (anglikacʿum)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 英國化／英国化 (yīngguóhuà), 英化 (yīnghuà), 盎格魯化／盎格鲁化 (ànggélǔhuà)
Czech: anglicizace f, poangličtění n
Estonian: angliseerimine
Finnish: englannistus
French: anglicisation (fr) f
German: Anglisierung (de) f
Greek: εξαγγλισμός (el) m (exanglismós)
Hebrew: אִנְגְּלוּז (he) m (inglúz)
Japanese: 英国化 (えいこくか, eikokuka), アングライゼーション (anguraizēshon)
Korean: 영국화 (yeonggukhwa)
Persian: انگلیسی‌سازی (engelisi-sâzi)
Portuguese: anglicização f
Russian: англициза́ция f (anglicizácija), англиза́ция f (anglizácija), англифика́ция f (anglifikácija)
Spanish: anglicización m
Swedish: anglifiering (sv) c, anglisering c
Ukrainian: англіза́ція f (anhlizácija)
Vietnamese: Anh hóa

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