Spanishized
Spanishized refers to the process by which words, names, or concepts from other languages are adapted to fit the phonology, grammar, or spelling conventions of Spanish. This can involve changes to pronunciation, the addition or alteration of endings, or the modification of the word's structure to make it more amenable to Spanish linguistic patterns.
For example, foreign given names are often Spanishized. John might become Juan, William could be Guillermo,
The degree of Spanishization can vary. Some words are only slightly altered, while others are so thoroughly