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| hteyn (a pseudonym for Yitshak Leyb Fradkin, | anglicized as L.M. Stein in his English language corres |
| In Norse mythology, Nepr ( | anglicized as Nep) is the father of the goddess Nanna, |
| lovrat or kolowrat (also Colovrat, sometimes | anglicized as Collowrath) means spinning wheel in a num |
| Dinefwr Castle ( | anglicized as Dynevor) is a spectacular Welsh castle ov |
| uary 23, 1884 - November 20, 1967), commonly | anglicized as Casimir Funk, was a Polish biochemist. |
| Gwenhwyfach or Gwenhwyvach, sometimes | Anglicized as Guinevak, is a sister of Gwenhwyfar (Guin |
| ribe named Ithael to his brother Rhygyfarch ( | anglicized as Ricemarch), who was a resident of the sch |
| aint Brioc whose original name was Briafael, | anglicized as Briavel. |
| Bricius (sometimes | anglicized as Brice, died 1222) was prior of Lesmahagow |
| Dolores Paterno y Ignacio ( | anglicized as Dolores Ignacio Paterno or Dolores Patern |
| earmouth, Biscop appointed Abbot Eosterwini ( | anglicized as "Easterwine") as his primary Abbot and Co |
| Augustin de Macarty (sometimes | anglicized as McCarty or McCarthy) was mayor of New Orl |
| In Norse mythology Litr (often | anglicized as Lit, confer Icelandic litur), which means |
| The River Afan (generally | anglicized as Avon, and sometimes historically as Avan) |
| nother replica of the Halve Maen (officially | Anglicized as Half Moon) was constructed in Albany, New |
| Emmanuel B. Aghassian, | anglicized as Emmanuel "Mike" Agassi (born 25 December |
| It was formerly | anglicized as Monasterboye and Monasterboyse. |
| artti Marttinen (the family's original name, | anglicized as Morton), himself a native of Rautalampi, |
| rsions of the first three games, his name is | anglicized as "Gannon". |
| Giovanni Pietro Maffei (1533-1603), also | anglicized as John Peter Maffei, was an Italian Jesuit |
| It was sometimes | Anglicized as Whiskey Jack, which became an alternate n |
| abels of Madeira wine, the variety's name is | anglicized as Bual. |
| ound in names like "Kiyapalanexw" which when | Anglicized became "Capilano", "Xatsalanxw" which when A |
| l Latin-based pronunciation (given here) and | anglicized colloquial pronunciations (with a silent "e" |
| nka has been an alternating rule between the | anglicized Colombo elite Senanyake-Wickremasinhe clan a |
| possibility is that the name "Benholm" is an | anglicized corruption of a Gaelic name in Beinn, a poss |
| r an orthodox Greek Cypriot (hence "Jake" an | anglicized diminutive of the orthodox Iakovos, and "Din |
| ns/1917" was added to the Cup (Note that the | anglicized form of "Canadiens" was engraved). |
| Sadras is the | anglicized form of the ancient town of Chadhuranga Patt |
| eyshon (also: Layson, Laysham, Leyson) is an | Anglicized form of the Welsh language surname Lleision. |
| z Joseph" is more common in English than the | anglicized form, "we must assume" that the anglicized f |
| later usage it became Bengalooru and in the | Anglicized form, Ban galore. |
| g the person after whom the MacUlick Burkes ( | anglicized Gillick) were named. |
| He later | anglicized his last name to Merner. |
| Konig | anglicized his name upon his appointment as assistant k |
| ecame germanized to "Kob," before soon being | anglicized in the American colonies as Cope. |
| lage's name is linked to a certain Vidhfari, | anglicized in Wivar. |
| ure can be best described as an increasingly | Anglicized Indo-Latin culture. |
| Dunno, but I wouldn't be surprised if he | anglicized it during WWI, when there was a lot of anti- |
| ember 7, 1962), which later evolved into the | anglicized Joseph Alphonsus, was the 16th and first Aca |
| on, the Puget Sound (also known as Whulge in | anglicized Lushootseed). |
| The River Malvam ( | Anglicized: Malve), also known as the Malva was a mythi |
| Berlin - 26 April 1968, East Berlin) is the | anglicized name of the German photomontage artist Helmu |
| t to see if what I was told would work (that | anglicized names appeal more to a white-dominated indus |
| s forces attacked the territory of Osraighe ( | anglicized Ossory) on Leinster's western border. |
| was the first English translation to use the | anglicized reconstruction. |
| orn James Shields, he changed his name to an | anglicized spelling of its Irish version soon after hig |
| to design advertising, he suggested the new | anglicized spelling, making it unique to the Halifax ar |
| The | Anglicized Tamil Vellalas are happy collaborators. |
| Some descendants of Wolphert | anglicized the surname "Van Kouwenhoven" to "Conover," |
| His father | anglicized the family name to Games when Abram was 12. |
| of Hesse and the style Serene Highness, and | Anglicized the family name to Mountbatten. |
| e cast and staff in the opening credits were | Anglicized, the ship's destination was renamed "The Gre |
| In 1917 Oliver Schwann | anglicized the spelling of his name to Swann. |
| the Bear, or Son of Bear, but white settlers | anglicized the name as Passaconaway. |
| Subsequent charting by British explorers | anglicized the name to Jordan River. |
| ntual settlement on a farm in New York, they | anglicized their names. |
| The family | anglicized their name to Johnston. |
| Both families | anglicized their names from “Kenny” to “Kinney” and “Ho |
| The book has also been released under the | anglicized title The Sebastopol Sketches and is sometim |
| s a stock trickster character whose name was | anglicized to “Punchinello” and in England transformed |
| ury, the term canzonetta went along with it, | anglicized to canzonet. |
| the Welsh word for a valley, sometimes | anglicized to Coombe |
| ere originally overprinted with the spelling | Anglicized to "PORTO RICO" and later, in 1900, with "PU |
| Its pronunciation has been | Anglicized to aisle-a-more-AH-dah. |
| Mandelbrodt, Mandelbrot, or | anglicized to Mandelbread, is a dessert associated with |
| merican family whose surname was Zimmermann, | anglicized to Carpenter in anglophone North America. |
| de Clifford and granted to Andrew de Harcla ( | anglicized to Andrew de Harclay or Hartley). |
| ures to this day in the villages, but it was | anglicized to Caravan Hound when the Kennel Club of Ind |
| Rhigyfarch (sometimes | anglicized to Ricemarch, 1057-1099), eldest son of Suli |
| The name "Antrix" is an | anglicized version of Antariksh, from the Sanskrit word |
| "Morattico" is an | anglicized version of "Moraughticund", the name of a Na |
| The word "whiskey" itself is simply an | anglicized version of this phrase, stemming from a misp |
| Dull Gret, also known as Mad Meg, is the | Anglicized version of Dulle Griet, a figure of Flemish |
| skeyjack" by his fellow company-mates as the | Anglicized version of his name. |
| ova", and the pronunication given is for the | Anglicized version, not the Hebrew. |
| Please keep in mind that these are the | anglicized versions of their names |
| actually Andre Laurier Archambault, but was | anglicized when he moved to the U.S. |
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