East Anglia

English Etymology From en east Anglia the area occupied by the Angles Pronunciation en /ˌiːst ˈæŋ.ɡli.ə/ Proper noun East Anglia en Q580631 en The <<area>> of eastern <<cc/England>> occupied by the counties of <<co/Norfolk>> and <<co/Suffolk>> and, depending on whose definitions of the precise boundaries are consulted, some adjacent areas, such as parts of <<co/Cambridgeshire>> and parts of <<co/Essex>>. en East of England<id:Q48006> < England<id:Q21> < Great Britain<id:Q23666> Britain<id:Q23666> < United Kingdom<id:Q145> UK<id:Q145> < Earth<id:Q2> World<id:Q2> en Norfolk<id:Q23109> Suffolk<id:Q23111> en Q837998 en historical en former kingdom in medieval cc/England. Derived terms en East Anglian Translations area of eastern England Danish: da East Anglia, da Østangel kingdom during the viking era French: fr Est-Anglie f Georgian: ka აღმოსავლეთი ანგლია German: de Ostanglien n Italian: it Anglia orientale f Norwegian: Bokmål: nb East Anglia Old English: ang Ēastengle m-p Polish: pl Anglia Wschodnia f Portuguese: pt Ânglia Oriental f Spanish: es Anglia Oriental f Swedish: sv Östangeln Welsh: cy Dwyrain Anglia f