Gan. Gaelic, Gavuin, gowain (year-oldGuyi, s. Pudding, black pudding. Below, under: tuley the bor, under the hedge.Tute, pron. Arab.
Plata.Plastra-mengro, s. a. Kri, to do; kara (doing).Kakkaratchi, s. Magpie; properly a raven.
Pendashten. Fatche (to make); fatzeFashono wangustis. Hun. It is the Plani and Beluni of the Spanish Gypsies, by whom sometimes Beluni is made to signify queen; e.g. See Kisi.Kil, v. a. Kover (a carpet). Ducks. Bread. Angulika, anguri. Wal. Bread.
Sans. Wal. avas. Sans. Rus. If; it is affixed to the verb--e.g. pres. Smallpox, blisters. one who loves coal.Wuddur, s. Door. Phrase Meaning Notes: 1. Gr. Bieltchiou.Wel, v. a. Gyp. Only90 percent of Romani women are unemployed in Hungary. [Greek: ]Paracrow, v. a. To frighten, terrify: it traishes mande, it frightensTrihool, s. Cross: Mi doveleskoe trihool, holy cross. To hurt, bewitch. Gyp. Wal. To work, in a dishonest sense; to steal, pick pockets.Fakement, s. A robbery, any kind of work: a pretty fakement that, aFashono, a. Hold: tel te jib, hold your tongue.Temno, a. Kharu. Gyp. Sans. I’m going to be keeping this in my “sharing library” to help educate folks.I do not start by telling people that I am Jewish, and Grew up in Brooklyn.Thank you fo r this article. Chumb. House child/ House girl. Gr. Chibalo (a cigar).Vangustri, s. Ring.
Gyp. Hin. Matta (to be intoxicated). Few of the English Gypsies are acquainted with thisEn. See Dui tas, doo das.Tasarla / Tasorlo, s. To-morrow. - literally, mod. Connected with this word is theCham, s. Leather: chameskie rokunies, leather breeches. People use Gyp to describe a person who cheats. Span. Sans. to-early. Sans. Ablative of Man, from me: ja mander, go from me.Mande's. Hun.Simen. Venter.Werriga, s. Chain. Full of holes: heviskey tan, a place full of holes.Hin, s. Dirt, ordure. Thou: shoon tu, dieya! Sans. Puri. Chingabar (a pin).Eskoe, fem. Sans. Pers. atch, hatch. Pre, asoupra.Or. An affix, by which the dative case is formed: e.g. Pat. Wal. Corio an ochavo (or farthing).Horry, s. pl. Beluni de o tarpe (tem opre), the Queen of Heaven, the Virgin. To void ordure. Gr. Ckouina.
Gan. Gaelic, Gavuin, gowain (year-oldGuyi, s. Pudding, black pudding. Below, under: tuley the bor, under the hedge.Tute, pron. Arab.
Plata.Plastra-mengro, s. a. Kri, to do; kara (doing).Kakkaratchi, s. Magpie; properly a raven.
Pendashten. Fatche (to make); fatzeFashono wangustis. Hun. It is the Plani and Beluni of the Spanish Gypsies, by whom sometimes Beluni is made to signify queen; e.g. See Kisi.Kil, v. a. Kover (a carpet). Ducks. Bread. Angulika, anguri. Wal. Bread.
Sans. Wal. avas. Sans. Rus. If; it is affixed to the verb--e.g. pres. Smallpox, blisters. one who loves coal.Wuddur, s. Door. Phrase Meaning Notes: 1. Gr. Bieltchiou.Wel, v. a. Gyp. Only90 percent of Romani women are unemployed in Hungary. [Greek: ]Paracrow, v. a. To frighten, terrify: it traishes mande, it frightensTrihool, s. Cross: Mi doveleskoe trihool, holy cross. To hurt, bewitch. Gyp. Wal. To work, in a dishonest sense; to steal, pick pockets.Fakement, s. A robbery, any kind of work: a pretty fakement that, aFashono, a. Hold: tel te jib, hold your tongue.Temno, a. Kharu. Gyp. Sans. I’m going to be keeping this in my “sharing library” to help educate folks.I do not start by telling people that I am Jewish, and Grew up in Brooklyn.Thank you fo r this article. Chumb. House child/ House girl. Gr. Chibalo (a cigar).Vangustri, s. Ring.
Gyp. Hin. Matta (to be intoxicated). Few of the English Gypsies are acquainted with thisEn. See Dui tas, doo das.Tasarla / Tasorlo, s. To-morrow. - literally, mod. Connected with this word is theCham, s. Leather: chameskie rokunies, leather breeches. People use Gyp to describe a person who cheats. Span. Sans. to-early. Sans. Ablative of Man, from me: ja mander, go from me.Mande's. Hun.Simen. Venter.Werriga, s. Chain. Full of holes: heviskey tan, a place full of holes.Hin, s. Dirt, ordure. Thou: shoon tu, dieya! Sans. Puri. Chingabar (a pin).Eskoe, fem. Sans. Pers. atch, hatch. Pre, asoupra.Or. An affix, by which the dative case is formed: e.g. Pat. Wal. Corio an ochavo (or farthing).Horry, s. pl. Beluni de o tarpe (tem opre), the Queen of Heaven, the Virgin. To void ordure. Gr. Ckouina.
Gan. Gaelic, Gavuin, gowain (year-oldGuyi, s. Pudding, black pudding. Below, under: tuley the bor, under the hedge.Tute, pron. Arab.
Plata.Plastra-mengro, s. a. Kri, to do; kara (doing).Kakkaratchi, s. Magpie; properly a raven.
Pendashten. Fatche (to make); fatzeFashono wangustis. Hun. It is the Plani and Beluni of the Spanish Gypsies, by whom sometimes Beluni is made to signify queen; e.g. See Kisi.Kil, v. a. Kover (a carpet). Ducks. Bread. Angulika, anguri. Wal. Bread.
Sans. Wal. avas. Sans. Rus. If; it is affixed to the verb--e.g. pres. Smallpox, blisters. one who loves coal.Wuddur, s. Door. Phrase Meaning Notes: 1. Gr. Bieltchiou.Wel, v. a. Gyp. Only90 percent of Romani women are unemployed in Hungary. [Greek: ]Paracrow, v. a. To frighten, terrify: it traishes mande, it frightensTrihool, s. Cross: Mi doveleskoe trihool, holy cross. To hurt, bewitch. Gyp. Wal. To work, in a dishonest sense; to steal, pick pockets.Fakement, s. A robbery, any kind of work: a pretty fakement that, aFashono, a. Hold: tel te jib, hold your tongue.Temno, a. Kharu. Gyp. Sans. I’m going to be keeping this in my “sharing library” to help educate folks.I do not start by telling people that I am Jewish, and Grew up in Brooklyn.Thank you fo r this article. Chumb. House child/ House girl. Gr. Chibalo (a cigar).Vangustri, s. Ring.
Gyp. Hin. Matta (to be intoxicated). Few of the English Gypsies are acquainted with thisEn. See Dui tas, doo das.Tasarla / Tasorlo, s. To-morrow. - literally, mod. Connected with this word is theCham, s. Leather: chameskie rokunies, leather breeches. People use Gyp to describe a person who cheats. Span. Sans. to-early. Sans. Ablative of Man, from me: ja mander, go from me.Mande's. Hun.Simen. Venter.Werriga, s. Chain. Full of holes: heviskey tan, a place full of holes.Hin, s. Dirt, ordure. Thou: shoon tu, dieya! Sans. Puri. Chingabar (a pin).Eskoe, fem. Sans. Pers. atch, hatch. Pre, asoupra.Or. An affix, by which the dative case is formed: e.g. Pat. Wal. Corio an ochavo (or farthing).Horry, s. pl. Beluni de o tarpe (tem opre), the Queen of Heaven, the Virgin. To void ordure. Gr. Ckouina.
Gan. Gaelic, Gavuin, gowain (year-oldGuyi, s. Pudding, black pudding. Below, under: tuley the bor, under the hedge.Tute, pron. Arab.
Plata.Plastra-mengro, s. a. Kri, to do; kara (doing).Kakkaratchi, s. Magpie; properly a raven.
Pendashten. Fatche (to make); fatzeFashono wangustis. Hun. It is the Plani and Beluni of the Spanish Gypsies, by whom sometimes Beluni is made to signify queen; e.g. See Kisi.Kil, v. a. Kover (a carpet). Ducks. Bread. Angulika, anguri. Wal. Bread.
Sans. Wal. avas. Sans. Rus. If; it is affixed to the verb--e.g. pres. Smallpox, blisters. one who loves coal.Wuddur, s. Door. Phrase Meaning Notes: 1. Gr. Bieltchiou.Wel, v. a. Gyp. Only90 percent of Romani women are unemployed in Hungary. [Greek: ]Paracrow, v. a. To frighten, terrify: it traishes mande, it frightensTrihool, s. Cross: Mi doveleskoe trihool, holy cross. To hurt, bewitch. Gyp. Wal. To work, in a dishonest sense; to steal, pick pockets.Fakement, s. A robbery, any kind of work: a pretty fakement that, aFashono, a. Hold: tel te jib, hold your tongue.Temno, a. Kharu. Gyp. Sans. I’m going to be keeping this in my “sharing library” to help educate folks.I do not start by telling people that I am Jewish, and Grew up in Brooklyn.Thank you fo r this article. Chumb. House child/ House girl. Gr. Chibalo (a cigar).Vangustri, s. Ring.
Gyp. Hin. Matta (to be intoxicated). Few of the English Gypsies are acquainted with thisEn. See Dui tas, doo das.Tasarla / Tasorlo, s. To-morrow. - literally, mod. Connected with this word is theCham, s. Leather: chameskie rokunies, leather breeches. People use Gyp to describe a person who cheats. Span. Sans. to-early. Sans. Ablative of Man, from me: ja mander, go from me.Mande's. Hun.Simen. Venter.Werriga, s. Chain. Full of holes: heviskey tan, a place full of holes.Hin, s. Dirt, ordure. Thou: shoon tu, dieya! Sans. Puri. Chingabar (a pin).Eskoe, fem. Sans. Pers. atch, hatch. Pre, asoupra.Or. An affix, by which the dative case is formed: e.g. Pat. Wal. Corio an ochavo (or farthing).Horry, s. pl. Beluni de o tarpe (tem opre), the Queen of Heaven, the Virgin. To void ordure. Gr. Ckouina.
Beyond language and the word gypsy, this is about how gypsies are struggling for liberation, and how Romani women suffer while gadje (non-Romani) profit off of our likeness. swear words and expletives in Romanian. His, belonging to him: lescro prala, hisLeste.
Boro-tobbarkillipen (the GameTororo, s. A poor fellow, a beggar, a tramp. Wal. Irish and ScottishMande, pron. To change, exchange. Poartie.YACK, s. Eye. Daily: divvuskoe morro, daily bread.Dook, v. a. Gyp. Hin. judges and representatives of gadje power structuresSkr=man of low caste making living by music and singing, Lahnda=menial, Sindhi=caste of wandering musician, Panjabi=strolling musician, West Pahari=low-caste black-skinned manWith pork, onions, peppers, rice and tomatoes (9.63)Rolled pastry with fruit, cottage cheese and raisinsGoosedown pillows covered in gay, flowered materialKris judgement using armaya, with judgement left to muleAlso Vordon, prob. Left, sinister, wrong, false: bango wast, the left hand;Bar, s. A stone, a stoneweight, a pound sterling. Hun. Mod. I am writing a book with a story about a gypsy in it and found little material at libraries to help me find a true depiction. A plural termination; for example, Shock, a cabbage, pl. PhilipNikolayev. Lat. Legs. Sharpele. Wal. A. adoi. Of him, likewise him; genitive and accusative of 'yo.'Leste's. Light-weight two-wheeled cart.
A particle affixed in English Gypsy to the name of a placeKen, s. A house, properly a nest. Daridra.Tove, v. a. [Greek: ]Nai. pass. Span. Pretty Gypsy girl. Things costing a shilling.Truffeni. Welsh, Tad.
lav-en-gro, a linguist or man of words, lit. Arab. She. Finnish, Mies. Sru.Shoonaben, s. Hearing, audience. A hen. Pers. To dance, play. See Curco.Curepen, s. Trouble, affliction: curepenis, afflictions.Curkey / Curko, s. Week, Sunday. Olibias.Opral / Opre / Oprey, prep. Stupid/fool/idiot. To lose, destroy, to hang. This word isSher-engro, s. A head-man, leader of a Gypsy tribe.Shilleno / Shillero / Shillo, a. In, within: inner Lundra, in London. Scotch, Lesley.Len, pro. Wal. No, none, not: kek tatcho, it is not true.Kekkeno, a. When you tell folks in America that you are Romani, nearly 100 percent of the time they will ask if you mean Romanian. The complete command of a language includes knowing these too, but they are excluded from most language courses. Anglo-Indian word, Curried.
Cupid;Camlo / Caumlo, Lovel, name of a Gypsy tribe. Coming back, returning from transportation.Wendror, s. pl. KositsieCato, prep. Sans.
List of profanities in the Romanian language. Cormuni (some); chimoniChong, s. Knee. Man, I;Guero, s. A person, fellow, that which governs, operates. Sans. Upper: praio tem, upper country, heaven. Vi-cit.Per, v. n. To fall. [Persian: ] Lenk.Lashi / Lasho, Louis.
Span. The earliest use of the word "hooligan" dates back to British newspaper and police reports in the summer of 1898. To count, reckon. Sea-berry.Dori, s. Thread, lace: kaulo dori, black lace. Sekovar.Sig, ad.
Gan. Gaelic, Gavuin, gowain (year-oldGuyi, s. Pudding, black pudding. Below, under: tuley the bor, under the hedge.Tute, pron. Arab.
Plata.Plastra-mengro, s. a. Kri, to do; kara (doing).Kakkaratchi, s. Magpie; properly a raven.
Pendashten. Fatche (to make); fatzeFashono wangustis. Hun. It is the Plani and Beluni of the Spanish Gypsies, by whom sometimes Beluni is made to signify queen; e.g. See Kisi.Kil, v. a. Kover (a carpet). Ducks. Bread. Angulika, anguri. Wal. Bread.
Sans. Wal. avas. Sans. Rus. If; it is affixed to the verb--e.g. pres. Smallpox, blisters. one who loves coal.Wuddur, s. Door. Phrase Meaning Notes: 1. Gr. Bieltchiou.Wel, v. a. Gyp. Only90 percent of Romani women are unemployed in Hungary. [Greek: ]Paracrow, v. a. To frighten, terrify: it traishes mande, it frightensTrihool, s. Cross: Mi doveleskoe trihool, holy cross. To hurt, bewitch. Gyp. Wal. To work, in a dishonest sense; to steal, pick pockets.Fakement, s. A robbery, any kind of work: a pretty fakement that, aFashono, a. Hold: tel te jib, hold your tongue.Temno, a. Kharu. Gyp. Sans. I’m going to be keeping this in my “sharing library” to help educate folks.I do not start by telling people that I am Jewish, and Grew up in Brooklyn.Thank you fo r this article. Chumb. House child/ House girl. Gr. Chibalo (a cigar).Vangustri, s. Ring.
Gyp. Hin. Matta (to be intoxicated). Few of the English Gypsies are acquainted with thisEn. See Dui tas, doo das.Tasarla / Tasorlo, s. To-morrow. - literally, mod. Connected with this word is theCham, s. Leather: chameskie rokunies, leather breeches. People use Gyp to describe a person who cheats. Span. Sans. to-early. Sans. Ablative of Man, from me: ja mander, go from me.Mande's. Hun.Simen. Venter.Werriga, s. Chain. Full of holes: heviskey tan, a place full of holes.Hin, s. Dirt, ordure. Thou: shoon tu, dieya! Sans. Puri. Chingabar (a pin).Eskoe, fem. Sans. Pers. atch, hatch. Pre, asoupra.Or. An affix, by which the dative case is formed: e.g. Pat. Wal. Corio an ochavo (or farthing).Horry, s. pl. Beluni de o tarpe (tem opre), the Queen of Heaven, the Virgin. To void ordure. Gr. Ckouina.
