glico -gic-gli- gismu

x₁ is English/pertains to English-speaking culture in aspect x₂.

Generally assume broadest sense of 'English'; may refer to 'English', pertaining to the country/people/culture of England (normally requiring constraint = gligu'e, or simply redundancy = gligli-); British English, the norm language of the UK (= gliglibau). (cf. brito which refers to the United Kingdom as a whole or to the British empire, merko, sralo, kadno, skoto)

jbovlaste

In notes:

brito: x₁ reflects British/United Kingdom culture/nationality in aspect x₂.
kadno: x₁ reflects Canadian culture/nationality in aspect x₂.
merko: x₁ pertains to USA/American culture/nationality/dialect in aspect x₂.
skoto: x₁ reflects Gaelic/Scottish culture/nationality/language in aspect x₂.
spano: x₁ reflects Spanish-speaking culture/nationality/language in aspect x₂.
sralo: x₁ reflects Australian culture/nationality/geography/dialect in aspect x₂.
glibau: g₁=b₁ is the English language used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
gligu'e: gu₁ is England (country).
gligugde: x₁ is an England of peoples x₂ with territory x₃, being English in aspect x₄.
glixi'o: x₁=g₁ is Anglican in aspect x₂=g₂.
jbogimkra: x₁ is a source language for Lojbanic gismu x₂, contributing word x₃ (zoi) to make it, which were adapted into the Lojban alphabet as x₄ (lo'u or zoi), the language having weight in the algorithm x₅ (li)
kadnyglibau: k₁=g₁=b₁ is the Canadian English language used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
kisyglibau: k₁=g₁=b₁ is the Pakistani English language used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
merbau: m₁=b₁ is the American English language used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
nanfi'oglibau: x₁ is the South African English language used by x₂ to express/communicate x₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
ritybau: br₁=ba₁ is the British English language used by ba₂ to express/communicate ba₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
xinglibau: x₁=g₁=b₁ is the Indian English language used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
nuzlo: x₁ reflects New Zealand culture/nationality/geography/dialect in aspect x₂.
itlo: x₁ pertains to Italy/Italian culture/nationality/dialect in aspect x₂.
traduce: x₁ translates x₂ (text) to x₃ (text); x₁ translates x₂ (text) producing x₃ (text)
gliban: The English language.