anglicize , auch: anglicise BrE
Anglify

She kept his last name, but anglicized it to "Summer".

"You know very well why the name had to be anglicized.

In the year that the child first went to a nursery school his father anglicized the family name.

The name was later anglicized and the Bahamas were born.

In 1859 the village name was anglicized by the establishment of a post office.

It has also been anglicized to the single word Eldorado.

In time, the almost all members of the family Anglicized their name to King.

In French, the final d is silent but he might have chosen to anglicized his name.

Hans anglicized his first name to John and took the family surname.

Somewhere over the centuries the name was anglicized by the addition of a final "g".

He became an English citizen in 1568 and Anglicized his name.

Over time, his name was anglicized to "Punch," and he became a hand puppet.

Ferdinand took his stepfather's name and anglicized it as "Morton."

His father anglicized the family name to Games when Abram was 12.

His father had Anglicized the spelling of the family name, originally Andersen.

Her brother is Milvio, 3, whose name was anglicized in the letter.

Instead, he merely Anglicized my own and lopped it off.'

In 1822, the court system was anglicized, posing a significant disadvantage to Afrikaans-speaking individuals.

Our society, our way of life, even our language, has been Anglicized to an extent.

Would Sotomayor be less scarred if she'd anglicized her name?

In those few years in America, her name had sometimes been anglicized to Clara.

Their family name of Markovitz was, at some point, anglicized to Marx.

Donegal have anglicized as Brown or Browne since about 1800.

They anglicized their surname to "Lee" for business purposes.

In Canada his first name was anglicized to Dave.

Passed fit, they were encouraged to anglicise their names before filling out identity cards and soldiers' books.

With Spielberg's power, surely he didn't have to anglicise it to get it made?

They also took the decision to Anglicise their surname from Schmidt to Smith at this time.

However thanks to changes in the Irish language, the lack of standardised spelling for many centuries, and attempts to anglicise the name, variations have arisen.

If he can Anglicise the word, i.e., make a pun of it, the name or its deformations are recorded in a notebook.

Recently there has been some controversy over attempts to Anglicise the name into Spey Valley.

The old tendency to anglicise Welsh names can also present another hurdle for Welsh genealogists.

Britain's unsuccessful attempts to anglicise them, and to impose English as the official language in schools and the workplace particularly incensed them.

His general approach was to anglicise scholastic terminology than translating the concept of the Schoolmen into the language of modern philosophical literature.

When Irish people began to anglicise their names, two separate clans adopted the English surname of "Healy".

George Augustus and Caroline made a concerted effort to "anglicise" by acquiring knowledge of England's language, people, politics and customs.

When an organisation for women was set up in 1904, it was decided to Anglicise the Irish name camógaíocht to camogie.

Indeed, most Anglo-Indians seem first to do their best to Anglicise the Hindoo, and then to laugh at him for aping the Englishman.

In Gaelic-speaking areas, Lee, Lea, and Leigh were all used to Anglicise the occupational surname laoidhigh, meaning "poet".

In an attempt to anglicise his name, the Wisden Cricketers' Almanack mistakenly recorded him as "Prince Chakorsab".

The Crown government at Dublin intended to pacify and Anglicise the country under English rule and incorporate the native ruling classes into the English aristocracy.

This is because in late 17th century members of Clan MacNeacail began to Anglicise their Gaelic name to Nicolson.

Orzabal was originally named "Raoul" at birth for two weeks, but this was subsequently changed to Roland to anglicise the name as the family were living in England.

In the 17th century, members of the clan began to Anglicise their surname from the Scottish Gaelic MacNeacail to various forms, such as Nicolson.

Though overall, the East India Company men were not "eager to anglicise India, fearing to offend the educated class on whose support they depended, and arouse religious antagonism."

However, this was not the last name change; the NSWSF ordered Croatia and Yugal in 1968 to anglicise their names after several incidents of crowd violence.

Smith-Corona pulled out following legal disputes with Franklin while Texas Instruments, unwilling to anglicise their America-English wordlist, have withdrawn from the UK market.

He went over with John Cook with a brief to reform the law of Ireland, to anglicise it and make it a model for a new settlement of English law.

A separate family, the Ó Gradáigh, of north-east Thomond, generally anglicise their name as O'Grady, but some have also used the name Brady.

Following the Anglo-Boer War (1899-1902) the NG Kerk played an important role in reconstruction and resisting the tendency of the British rulers to Anglicise the Afrikaners.