Anglo

Relating to England.

English

Anglo refers to people or things associated with England, particularly in terms of culture, language, or heritage.

/ˈæŋ.ɡləʊ/

Anglo is derived from Old English 'Englisc,' referring to people or things of England.

Anglo means relating to England or its people, like when we talk about the Anglo-Saxon language that English grew from.

The term 'Anglo' comes from the Angles, one of several Germanic tribes that migrated to Britain
Anglo-Saxon is a major ancestor of the English language
'Anglo' is often used in combination with other terms, such as Anglo-American

What does 'Anglo' mean? It refers to England or its people
Who were the Anglo-Saxons? They were Germanic peoples who settled in Britain
Is 'Anglo' used today? Yes, it appears in words like 'English' and 'Anglo-American'

English European

Anglo-Saxon Anglo-Norman

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