Anglic
the english language in a simplified spelling devised by r. e. zachrisson (1880–1937), a swedish philologist, to make english easier to use as an auxiliary language. about 40 of the most frequent words are kept in their usual spellings; the rest of the vocabulary is spelled phonetically with letters of the traditional 26-letter alphabet.
(def 1).
historical examples
henrici beaumundi regimen sanitatis, c-m aliis variis experimentis, tam anglic quam latin scriptis.
the private diary of dr. john dee john dee
anglic, the right thumb, on which the archers ring (zih-gr) is worn.
the bbur-nma in english babur, emperor of hindustan
the murrain was a flux, anglic scitha (roger of howden) or schitta (bromton).
a history of epidemics in britain (volume i of ii) charles creighton
in an out-of-the-way locality about two miles north of nevern stands a farmhouse called trellyfan, anglic toadstown.
nooks and corners of pembrokeshire h. thornhill timmins
this preciosit (anglic, affectation) is still more apparent in his prefaces than in his works which they precede.
critical studies ouida
bbur uses this name for, anglic, the kbul-river as low as nearly to dakka.
the bbur-nma in english babur, emperor of hindustan
iakopo (anglic jacob), who was the local teacher and rather a favourite with the indiana’s company, said he was very glad.
rodman the boatsteerer and other stories louis becke
varia experimenta chimica, anglic, quorum initium est, for to make white lead.
the private diary of dr. john dee john dee
cancre and crabe in french are synonymous, meaning the same; anglic, crab (fish).
notes and queries, number 189, june 11, 1853 various
alchimicus libellus, anglic, cujus initium est, take limale.
the private diary of dr. john dee john dee
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