Definition

In the English language or in a way that is easily understood in English.

Example

The document was translated anglice for better understanding.

Conversation

Can you explain that concept anglice?

Sure! I can make it simpler for you.

I appreciate that, sometimes technical terms confuse me.

No problem! I’ll always try to explain it anglice for you.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'anglice' comes from Latin 'Anglice', which means 'in English'. It is derived from 'Angli', referring to the Angles, a Germanic tribe that settled in England, combined with the suffix '-ce', which is a form used to indicate a manner or way. Thus, 'anglice' literally means 'in the manner of the Angles' or 'in English'.

Memory Tip

Think of the Angles, the tribe that settled in England, to remember that 'anglice' means 'in English'.

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