England was named from the Old English words "Engla land", "Englaland", & "Angelcynn" meaning "Land of the Angles". Angles were just one of the Germanic tribes that settled in Great Britain during the early part of the middle ages.
Land of the Angles. They were German invaders who, with the Saxons, crossed the North Sea in the 5th Century after the Romans left. That is why the Anglo- prefix is used today in reference to England, and someone of English descent is Anglo-Saxon.
The name England comes from 'Englaland', which means 'Land of the Angles'. The Angles were a Germanic tribe that settled in England in the Early Middle Ages.
Derived from the Old English name 'Englaland'. Meaning Land of Angles, name taken from one of the Germanic tribes that settled in England in the early Middle Ages
Land of the Angles.
If you mean the district around a major town: england If you mean the large draft horse: england If you mean the breed of dog: england
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It means that is was made in England?
Simply, England in the reign of Elizabeth I.
If you mean the divisions of England, they are called counties.
Well if you mean if it is legal in England. Then Yes it is.
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The Spanish word for English is ingles. Ingles can mean the English language [of England] or an English person [from England[.
If you mean Queen Elizabeth I of England, it was Queen Mary I of England, her sister. If you mean Queen Elizabeth II, it was King George VI, her father.