Romanized

It is the most popular romanized Chinese system in the world nowadays.

Transitions between romanized forms are also easily achieved if needed.

The fort most likely still existed around 500 but the extent of the Romanized population is not known.

The area was then heavily Romanized with many colonies established nearby.

But, he argues, college sports have become too Romanized.

Germany, on the other hand, was never fully Romanized.

They made the rest of the Romanized population move into the territory of the town centre.

But, the island was still ruled by the romanized Illyrians.

Japanese nationals are also required to give a romanized name for their passport.

Later, she also created a romanized script for writing the Siamese language.

It is also romanized pey, especially when used in Yiddish.

The number is usually placed after a romanized syllable.

The name of this trap area is the romanized Japanese word for the antlion.

There are many Romanized spelling variants of the name.

Yet the Katakana below it was not consistent with how the romanized spelling should have been done.

It was a task that included creating a romanized script for Hmar.

Tasgetius is so Romanized he all but wears the toga.

His successors abandoned the project, but the people of the area became steadily Romanized during the next two centuries.

Most major intersections have traffic signs with Romanized names.

Some are written only in a romanized script, while others were bilingual with adjacent Han writing.

A few further romanized equivalents are provided but do not indicate dialectal differences.

He looked - even under the film which tonight's proceedings had drawn over him - Romanized, urbane, intelligent.

Much the same range of locations seems to prevail for the more romanized forms of housing.

So, the connection between both Zhou's is based solely on the romanized transcription of their name.

To this day, the romanized version of the surname is most commonly Abulafia.