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in the 15th century. It is relatively rarely used as a synonym for "Castilianization" (castellanización) i.e. the historical process whereby speakers of...

spoken by indigenous groups in the Ecuadorian Amazon. The extensive castilianization during the colonial period, especially on the Ecuadorian coast, led...

Extremaduran dialect which didn't undergo Castilianization. Extremaduran is sometimes considered a Castilianized Asturleonese dialect. Menéndez Pidal, R...

Guna language "bannaba": A further hypothesis is that "Panama" is a Castilianization of the Guna word "bannaba," meaning "distant" or "far away." A widely...

Roman province hitherto called Baetica in Latin sources. This was a Castilianization of Al-Andalusiya, the adjectival form of the Arabic language al-Andalus...

imposition of the Castilian language in Galicia and the attempted Castilianization of the region after it was absorbed by the Kingdom of Castile (also...

the 20th century, education reform evolved from castilianization and the 1965 Bilingual Castilianization Program to the 1980 National Bilingual Education...

Spanish: [eɾˈnesto ˈtʃe ɣeˈβaɾa]. Che's last name Guevara derives from the Castilianized form of the Basque Gebara, a habitational name from the province of...

Spanish on the standard official version of Galician and centuries-old Castilianization, the Galician language was on the verge of disappearing. According...

the result of the Castilianization processes to which all the Indigenous peoples of Mexico have been subjected. The Castilianization of Indigenous people...

Jacinto Dalí Doménech. His first names were in Spanish and his surnames castilianized despite being born in Catalonia, as at the time the Catalan language...

written during the Middle age as "Jijón" or even "Jixón", would be a Castilianization of the Asturian name. This theory is nowadays known as the most acceptable...

Roman province hitherto called Baetica in Latin sources. This was a Castilianization of Al-Andalusiya, the adjectival form of the Arabic word al-Andalus...

Arizmendi is a Spanish surname. It is the castilianized form of the Basque surname Arismendi, formed from aritz (oak) + mendi (mountain). It may refer...

Rioja in 1076 and seeing that Dominic's efforts contributed to the Castilianization of the region, decided to support him and his projects. He visited...

inhabit the town. It was in these times that the Arabic name became Castilianized and the town became Benalmaina. In 1784 the Italian Félix Solesio purchased...

other subdued rebel towns, it early underwent an aggressive process of Castilianization. The diocese of Cartagena was restored in 1250, but its seat was established...

habitational name from a place in Cádiz named Trejo. Asturian-Leonese: Castilianized form of a habitational name from Trexo a place in Asturias (Spain)....

pronounced [ˈleɾiða] , the associations of that name with enforced Castilianization under the Francoist regime have led to the Catalan form Lleida being...

settlement in the Biscay province of the Basque Country in Spain. The Castilianized form of the surname is Galdámez. Notable people with the surname include:...

Francoist dictatorship, and so the Spanish State only recognized the castilianized name Fernando Adrián Acosta during this period. References "Cocina Molecular...

Asturian word "llera", meaning "hillside" or "sloping ground", eventually Castilianized as Lleras. Variations of the Hispanic spelling "Lleras" include: Llera...

Laxe was born Óliver Lage Coro, later changing his surname from the castilianized version Lage to Laxe. He was born in 1982 in Paris to Galician parents...

pilgrimaged to Rome or the Holy Land) Many Galician surnames have become Castilianized over the centuries, most notably after the forced submission of the...

education towards technical education. It also raised the importance of castilianizing the Bolivia's Indigenous communities. The MNR reduced the size of the...

Francoist dictatorship, and so the Spanish State only recognized the castilianized name Alberto Adrián Acosta during this period. "Restaurantes Activos"...

towards Castilian solutions was due more to its own evolution than to Castilianization. In 1995, along the same lines, Cristina Tabernero Sala presented her...

Crown of Aragon. This decadence is thought to accompany the general Castilianization of Spain and overall neglect of the Crown of Aragon's institutions...

alphabet. Relics of this Abecedario alphabet can still be seen in the way "Castilianized" indigenous and Chinese-origin surnames are written. Some examples of...

Basulto in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Basulto is a surname. It is a Castilianized version of the Basque surname Basurto. Notable people with the surname...

referred to with the castilianized translation of his name Ramón Roig Fuente. She is sometimes also referred to with the castilianized translation of her...

Iberia. It may have been a Basque surname "Gaztea" which later was Castilianized in the medieval Kingdom of Castile to become "García". It is attested...

is pronounced in Spanish the same way as in English ( / taɪˈroʊn / ; Castilianized pronunciation ("tayron"). He lived his early years in El Junquito, and...

14th century, and completed by the 15th, an administrative and church castilianization, boosted by the Castilian Trastámara dynasty ended all writing in Leonese...

Oquendo or de Oquendo is a surname of Basque origin and is a Castilianized variant of "Okendo". Notable people with the surname include: Adrián Oquendo...

it San Felipe. The Cortes of Cádiz restored the name in 1811 as the Castilianized Xátiva, which was later adapted to the academic spelling Játiva. It...

the dictatorship, and return to the Catalan version of several badly Castilianized streets. Two squares and an avenue that still had no name were also...

Navarro-Aragonese. Starting from the 12th century, La Rioja started to be more Castilianized following the region's annexation by the Crown of Castile. By the 13th...

structures with those of Castile over time and which promoted increased castilianization of the upper classes, the regions in northern Spain still retained...

Aristophanes.[citation needed] In describing the early-20th-century Castilianization of Basque Country, Jespersen noted that "There are families in which...

wine-making region of central Galicia. In Galicia the surname may have been Castilianized as Riveiro. Adriano Leite Ribeiro (born 1982), Brazilian football striker...

Ruralization") Urban planning of Barcelona In the Spanish language the castilianized name Ildefonso Cerdá Suñer [il.ðeˈfon.so θeɾˈða suˈɲeɾ] is often used...

which first transformed into -anga and later into -ueña during its Castilianization. However, this would represent an unprecedented phonetic evolution...

internal relationship between the Spanish and Portuguese (who feared Castilianization) in developing a consistent foreign policy, which was exploited by...

Weak pronouns remain full, as in much of the Valencian Community. Castilianization of the weak pronoun li (di-li-ho) per se (di-se-ho). This feature appears...

other subdued rebel towns, it early underwent an aggressive process of Castilianization. The Bishopric of Cartagena was created. In 1270, Alfonso created the...

Lizárraga (Castilianized) or Lizarraga (in Basque) is a surname of Basque origin, meaning 'grove of ash trees'. It shows a Basque language variant, Leizarraga...

language, regulated by the Royal Galician Academy (RAG), is heavily Castilianized and creates an artificial barrier between Galician and Northern Portuguese...

Spanish. This is added to the number of testimonies that show that Castilianization actually occurred in independent Mexico and through the educational...

to grass steppes of less than one meter in height. Napaleofú is the Castilianization of a word of Mapuche origin. The element "-leofú" comes from the noun...

Spanish footballer, sporting director of Athletic Bilbao Alcorta, its Castilianized version This page lists people with the surname Alkorta. If an internal...

are very Andalusist culturally" and who "believe that we are being Castilianized for many years and that if we do not avoid it, Andalusian will end up...

the Jesuits, Spanish authorities instituted a new policy of forced "castilianization" or "Hispanicization" of the language, thereby causing the number of...

Azcona is a Basque surname and the Castilianized form of Azkona. Notable people with the surname include: Abel Azcona (born 1988), Spanish artist Edison...

Duke of Bejar and Plasencia, head of the House of Stunica/Estúñiga, castilianized the surname to Zúñiga after the pact of reconciliation with the queen...

ˈputʃ]; December 29, 1808 – August 26, 1886), sometimes given with the Castilianized spelling Joaquin Masmitja, was the founder of the Daughters of the Most...

disappearing to the detriment of a more neutral and, in many cases, more Castilianized Mallorcan. The Mallorcan nobility (often called Botifarra) spoke a sociolect...

Hechavarría is a Basque surname. It is an alternative Castilianized spelling of modern Basque Etxeberria. Notable people with this name include: Adeiny...

deep, with the arrival of emigrants and the passage of time it was Castilianized to the current Yucumo. it is known that the first camp was built on...

Euskara and Basque culture, Galician and Galician culture), a policy of Castilianization was nonetheless implemented in education and in almost all public areas...

was "time to regenerate Catalonia," denouncing the "bastonazos" of Castilianization. While monarchists like Balaguer supported a "monarchical federation...

Trastamara Spanish replaced Aragonese as cultural language in Aragon as a castilianization process that ends in the 15th century. After that there are no texts...

including in public schools where instruction is minimal, amounts to "Castilianization". While speaking in favor of the principle of plurinational, Catrileo...

Esguerra is a surname. It is a Castilianized form of the Basque word "Ezkerra", meaning "left-handed". Notable people with the surname include: Domingo...

control and elimination of pests. The Müller Wislicenus had their names Castilianized and were known in Catalonia as Julio and Juan. Müller was a generous...

of Valencia and was repopulated with Murcians who had already been Castilianized following the previous repopulation with Manchecans. Throughout the...

Castell, Manuel Echenique, and Juan Manzanedo. The Petits had their names Castilianized and were known in Spain as Juan and Renato. The Petit brothers had already...

Francoist dictatorship, and so the Spanish State only recognized the castilianized name José Luis Alay Rodríguez during this period. "Història Contemporània...

in 1914 together with his brother Juan. The Petits had their names Castilianized and were known in Spain as Juan and Renato. The Petit brothers made...

of the 17th century, the Fleming Joseph Aerts settled in Seville and Castilianized his name to José de Arce. In his native land, he had been influenced...

Bardín Alberola. Like so many other foreigners, Bardín had his name Castilianized, being known in Spain as Teófilo Bardín or even as René "Renato" Bardín...

depending on the sources, and it seems that their three sons opted for Castilianizing it to Martínez (See Andújar). The Spanish historian Hugo O'Donnell (2017)...