gallicize

English

Alternative forms

gallicise (non-Oxford British spelling)

Etymology

From Latin Gallicus (“French”) + -ize.

Verb

gallicize (third-person singular simple present gallicizes, present participle gallicizing, simple past and past participle gallicized)

(transitive) To make French as the culture, customs, pronunciation, or style.
Synonym: francize
(transitive) To translate into French.

Translations

to make French as the culture, customs, pronunciation, or style

Arabic: فَرْنَسَ‎ (farnasa)
Bulgarian: пофренчвам (pofrenčvam)
Danish: forfranske (da)
Dutch: verfransen (nl)
French: faire français, franciser (fr)
German: französisieren (de)

Hungarian: elfranciásít
Japanese: フランス化する (furansu-ka-suru)
Portuguese: afrancesar
Spanish: afrancesar (es)
Vietnamese: Pháp hóa, Pháp hoá

to translate into French

Danish: oversætte til fransk
French: traduire en français, franciser (fr)

Japanese: フランス語に翻訳する (furansugo ni hon'yaku suru)
Spanish: traducir en francés

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Spanish: ^{(please verify)} galicizar

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