Engle

engle English Proper noun en. en place c/USA: en ucomm co/Sierra County s/New Mexico. en ucomm co/Fayette County s/Texas. en ucomm co/Jefferson County s/West Virginia. en historical en Angle member of the tribe of Angles. en 1907 Joseph Pomeroy Widney The Old World 255 The Engle or English man absorbed the Saxon, absorbed the Jute, but himself remained English. Anagrams en eegln Engel glene gleen German Proper noun surname de Middle English Etymology enm ang Engle the English people,Engle n. (plural) MED13818 from enm gmw-pro *Angli; compare enm angel angle. Pronunciation enm /ˈɛnɡlə/ Proper noun 1 Englene enm early The English ethnicity or nationality. Related terms enm Engelond enm Englisch References enm Ethnonyms Nationalities Old English Alternative forms ang Ængle Angle Ongle Etymology ang English :inh gmw-pro:*Angli From ang gmw-pro *Angli. The name is possibly derived from ang angol fishhook, from ang gmw-pro *angul, from ang gem-pro *angulaz, referring to either the Angles' habitat on the Jutland coast, shaped like a fishhook, or the Angles' probable occupation as fishermen. Pronunciation Engle ang en.ɡle 2 Proper noun m-p the English England the Angles Declension strong i-stem Engle Engle Engla Englum Synonyms ang Angelseaxan (rare) Derived terms ang Ēastengle ang Engla land ang Englisċ ang Middelengle Descendants enm Engle 1 See also ang Angel- ang Seaxan ang i-stem nouns ang Demonyms Germanic tribes