Slavicisation

Slavicisation is the acculturation or adoption of something non-Slavic into Slavic culture or terms and/or (to a greater degree) the acculturation of something Slavic into a non-Slavic culture, cuisine, region, or nation. The process can either be voluntary or applied through varying degrees of pressure.

Cultural assimilation

Africanization Albanization Americanization Native Americans names Anglicisation Arabization Armenians Berbers Blacks Jews Araucanization Batavianization Belarusization Bulgarization Castilianization Celticisation Chilenization Christianization Creolization Croatization Cyrillization Czechization Estonianization Europeanisation Finnicization Francization Brussels Gaelicization Germanization Globalization Hawaiianize Hellenization Hispanicization Indianisation placenames Indigenization Indo-Aryanization Indonesation Islamization Israelization names Italianization Japanization Javanisation Judaization Kurdification Lithuanization Magyarization Malayisation Norwegianization Pakistanisation Pashtunization Persianization Polonization Romanianization Romanization names Russification Saffronisation Sanskritisation Serbianization Sinhalization Sinicization Slavicization Slovakization Sovietization Swahilization Taiwanization Tamilisation Thaification Turkification placenames Turkmenization Ukrainization Uzbekization Westernization

Opposite trends

Dehellenization De-Russification De-Sinicization Korenizatsiya

Related concepts

Cultural globalization Cultural imperialism Dominant culture Forced assimilation Identity politics Jewish assimilation Language shift Melting pot Monoculturalism

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Slavicisation

See also