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What would these divinities think of India, anglicised as it is to-day, with steamers whistling and scudding along the Ganges, frightening the gulls which float upon its surface, the turtles swarming along its banks, and the faithful dwelling upon its borders?

He was a naturalized German, who had anglicised his name, and he had lived many years in England.

However I find it sad that Arfon with his Anglicised surname still sees English in Wales as a foreign tongue.

These days, the statue is popular with photo takers, but not everyone looks with pride on the memory of the white settler who brought the forces of imperial domination to an island that soon would be called by its Anglicised name, Singapore.

Pantsdrunk is the anglicised word for the Finnish kalsarikanni, a term that literally means "drinking at home, alone, in your underwear".

As he worked in England, Bristol, Richard anglicised his name to Richard Ameryke or Ameurig.

Whether Mr Jones likes it or not, the English Language is also, like his own Anglicised surname, the heritage of Wales, and there should be mutual respect, with job monitoring in areas of discrimination.

Sharjah: The UK theatre production company, Paul Holman Associates (PHA), is treating audiences to an Anglicised version of one of Arabia's favourite tales at the Sharjah International Book Fair (SIBF).

This modern, Anglicised version of Chekhov's classic is made hugely watchable by Lesley Sharp and a stellar cast from TV.

When his parents, Shona and Ian, moved back to Melbourne from Kent in 2007 they tried all kinds of ways to help their Anglicised boy fit into Aussie culture.

Villagebakery.co.uk, the website of a Welsh family bakery, says: "The pikelet is believed to be of Welsh origin where it was known as 'barapiglydd,' later anglicised as pikelet.

The Italian city Firenze is also Anglicised as which name?