creolize

/ˈkriːəlaɪz/
verb
  1. To cause a language to become a creole by mixing with another language.
    • Linguists study how children naturally creolize a pidgin into a full language.
    • Contact with traders began to creolize the local language over time.
    • The colonizers' language started to creolize as it mixed with native tongues.
  2. To blend elements of different cultures into a new, mixed form.
    • The chef likes to creolize traditional dishes by adding spices from around the world.
    • Musicians in the region creolize African rhythms with European melodies.
    • The artist's work creolizes styles from Asia and the Americas.
Synonyms
What does "creolize" mean? | whatsthatwordmean | whatsthatwordmean