Origin and Meaning of Anglo

Of the English; pertaining to the Anglo-Saxons

Origin: Latin - Derived from the Latin word 'Angli', referring to the Angles, a Germanic tribe that settled in England.

• The term 'Anglo' is often used in contexts referring to things associated with English or Anglo-Saxon culture.
• In the United States, 'Anglo' often refers to white English-speaking Americans, particularly of British descent.
• Notable references include the 'Anglo-Saxon' period in English history, which had a significant impact on the culture and language of England.
• The name 'Anglo' is less common as a personal name but has been used in various cultural references and discussions about ancestry.
• Variations of the name and related terms can include Anglicized names, reflecting the influence of English on local cultures.