- with chutney.[citation needed] In the
Mexican region of
Veracruz it is
hispanicised as volován, and
often filled with
local fillings such as
pollo con mole...
- "Anfa" in this
coloured engraving,
although the
Portuguese had
already renamed it "Casa Branca" – "White House" –
later Hispanicised to "Casablanca"....
-
comprehensive account of Magellan's voyage,
called him "Henrique" (which was
Hispanicised as
Enrique in
official Spanish do****ents) and also
referred to him as...
-
including Algeria and Cambodia. The
franc is
sometimes Italianised or
Hispanicised as the franco, for
instance in
Luccan franco. The
franc was originally...
-
Hispanicization (Spanish: hispanización)
refers to the
process by
which a
place or
person becomes influenced by
Hispanic culture or a
process of cultural...
-
traditions are seen
corresponding with the
cultural divide between the
Hispanicised north and Indianised/Islamised south. In the
northern areas, a linear...
-
proper names,
which usually retain ⟨ñ⟩ and
their original Spanish or
Hispanicised spelling (Santo Niño, Parañaque, Mañalac, Malacañan). It is collated...
- was Sebastián Caboto,
Georg von
Speyer Hispanicised as
Jorge de la Espira,
Eusebio Francesco Chini Hispanicised as
Eusebio Kino,
Wenceslaus Linck was Wenceslao...
-
could be
inferred that
their name was
given to the
entire language. The
Hispanicised spellings Quechua and
Quichua have been used in Peru and
Bolivia since...
- ****ociation to the
saint was a back-formation in
keeping with
traditional Hispanicised toponyms.[citation needed]
Santa Ana is
politically subdivided into 16...
