1. to write or spell using the Roman alphabet instead of another writing system
Usage: British spelling
2. to make Roman in character, culture, or customs
Usage: historical

Examples

• The linguist decided to romanise the Chinese text for easier reading.
• Many Japanese words have been romanised using the Hepburn system.
• The software can automatically romanise Arabic script.
• Ancient Gaul was gradually romanised after the Roman conquest.
• The local customs were romanised over several generations.
• Scholars romanise ancient Greek names for modern publications.