1. plural of latinization; the process of making something Latin in form, character, or style, or of adopting Latin words, grammar, or customs
Usage: often used in historical and linguistic contexts; refers to the influence of Latin on other languages or cultures
2. instances or examples of words, names, or practices that have been converted to Latin form or adapted according to Latin conventions
Usage: commonly found in religious, academic, and historical scholarship

Examples

• The latinizations of Greek names were common in Roman literature.
• Medieval scholars performed latinizations of vernacular texts to give them greater authority.
• The latinizations of place names reflect the spread of Roman influence across Europe.
• Religious texts underwent numerous latinizations during the early Christian period.
• Linguistic latinizations changed how European languages incorporated Latin vocabulary.
• The latinizations of personal names were often required in formal church documents.