Definition of Inglyshe. Meaning of Inglyshe. Synonyms of Inglyshe

- increased Spanish influence and promised to return the crown "to the trewe Inglyshe bloude of our owne naterall countrye". Stafford claimed he had seen letters...
- substantially from Old English, with Gaelic and French influences. It was called Inglyshe in the fifteenth century and was very close to the language spoken in northern...
- Old English, with Gaelic and French influences. It was usually called Inglyshe and was very close to the language spoken in northern England, Unlike many...
- avoid ****cution, "than commys over mr. Hussy beynge than guvernor of the Inglyshe nasyon, and yt was gyven owte that he wolde sodeynly shype and send awaye...
- substantially from Old English, with Gaelic and French influences. It was called Inglyshe and was very close to the language spoken in northern England, but by the...
- into a nearby village. There they hid with a sympathetic neighbour, "one Inglyshe", for some w****s, and were apostastised as a result. They had also been...
- Old English, with Gaelic and French influences. It was usually called Inglyshe and was very close to the language spoken in northern England, but by the...
- substantially from Old English, with Gaelic and French influences. It was called Inglyshe in the fifteenth century and was very close to the language spoken in northern...