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English meaning Word class Angloromani word forms Transcription Transcription Reference Etymology
monkey Noun abavri abávri WINSTEDT-1948
bombaeros
bumbaros bumbaros EVANS
jot [ʤɒt]

jotto 'monkey' (Cant)

jotto ['ʤɒtʰəʊ], [ʤɒtʰəʊ]

jotto 'monkey' (Cant)

pogarus ['pʰɒga:rʊs], [pʰə'ga:rʊs]

phager 'to break, train or tame an animal (one of several meanings)' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))

poggaera [,pɒ'geəɹə]

phager 'to break, train or tame an animal (one of several meanings)' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))

poggaerus ['pʰɒgeərʊs]], ['pʰɒgeərʊs], ['pʰɒɡeərʊs], ['pʰɒgeəɹəs], [pʰɒ'geəɹəs]

phager 'to break, train or tame an animal (one of several meanings)' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))

poggarus ['pʰɒgeərʊs]

phager 'to break, train or tame an animal (one of several meanings)' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))

puggaera [pʰʊ'geəɹə]

phager 'to break, train or tame an animal (one of several meanings)' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))

puggasar pugasar WINSTEDT-1949

phager 'to break, train or tame an animal (one of several meanings)' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))

puggus ['pʰʊgəs]

phager 'to break, train or tame an animal (one of several meanings)' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))

rukkamengra ['rʊkʰəmeŋgrə]

rukh 'tree' (European Romani)

monkeys Noun kongali koŋgāli WINSTEDT-1949
month Noun chunus čūnəs WINSTEDT-1948

čhon 'month' (European Romani)

moon Noun choon čūn WINSTEDT-1948

čhon 'moon' (European Romani)

chownus čōnəs WINSTEDT-1948

čhon 'moon' (European Romani)

chun ['ʧʊn] tchun WHITER-VOCAB

čhon 'moon' (European Romani)

kongi congee TAYLOR-VOCAB

čhon 'moon' (European Romani)

muna moonah SAMPSON-BRYANT

moon 'moon' (English)

tyoon ['tʰju:n]

čhon 'moon' (European Romani)

more Adjective boot ['bu:t]

but 'much | many' (European Romani)

burrada ['bʊrədə]

bar(-eder)(-edyr) 'biggest | bigger' (European Romani)

dosta ['dɒstə]

dosta 'enough' (European Romani)

evversekossi
kommi kōmi EASTANGLIAN
morning Noun divvus ['dɪvəs]

dives 'day' (European Romani)

sala ['sa:lə]

tesarla | tajsarla | tehara | teharin 'morning' (European Romani)

sawla ['sɔ:ɫə] saula, sɔ:lə WHITER-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN

tesarla | tajsarla | tehara | teharin 'morning' (European Romani)

sawlo sawlo, saulo DAWSON-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB

tesarla | tajsarla | tehara | teharin 'morning' (European Romani)

sora ['sɔ:rə]

tesarla | tajsarla | tehara | teharin 'morning' (European Romani)

sowla ['səʊlə] sola ROBERTS-VOCAB

tesarla | tajsarla | tehara | teharin 'morning' (European Romani)

mother Noun dai ['daɪ], [daɪ], ['deɪ] dy, di, dai, die or dai IRVINE-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, SAMPSON-BRYANT

daj 'mother' (European Romani)

daia ['daɪjə], ['deɪə], [daɪjə]

daj 'mother' (European Romani)

daiev ['daɪev]

daj 'mother' (European Romani)

dia ['dɪə], ['daɪə] dia TAYLOR-VOCAB

daj 'mother' (European Romani)

mai [maɪ]

daj 'mother' (European Romani)

mammus ['mæmʊs], ['maməs], ['mæməs]

mam 'mother' (Northern Dialectal English)

mother's Noun dai's ['daɪz]

daj 'mother' (European Romani)

mother-in-law Noun sassori ['sæsəri:]

sasuj 'mother-in-law' (European Romani)

stiffa mammas ['stɪfə 'mæmʊs]

štif 'step- (relation by marriage)' (European Romani)

mammus 'mother' (Cant)

motor Noun kista ['kʰɪstə]

klis- 'ride' (European Romani)

kistra ['kʰɪstə]

klis- 'ride' (European Romani)

skreev [skɹi:v]

skreev 'car' (Cant)

mound Noun mori mōri WINSTEDT-1949

mūra 'hill' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))

mountain Noun boro shamba bauro shamber NORWOOD-VOCAB

baro/-i 'big | great (/-f)' (European Romani)

kumbo cumbo SAMPSON-BRYANT
mouse Noun kurmus kermus NORWOOD-VOCAB

kermuso 'mouse | rat' (European Romani)

mouth Noun mai ['maɪ]

muj 'face | mouth' (European Romani)

meu ['mjə]

muj 'face | mouth' (European Romani)

mo moe DAWSON-VOCAB

muj 'face | mouth' (European Romani)

moi ['mɔɪ], [mɔɪ], ['mɔ:ɪ] moy, moi DAWSON-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB

muj 'face | mouth' (European Romani)

mowi ['məʊwi:], ['mɔʍɪ], ['məʊʍi] mowi DAWSON-VOCAB

muj 'face | mouth' (European Romani)

mui ['mu:i:], ['mu:i], ['mʊi:], [mu:i:] moo ee, mui, muy IRVINE-VOCAB, TAYLOR-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB

muj 'face | mouth' (European Romani)

mutti muthe NORWOOD-VOCAB

muj 'face | mouth' (European Romani)

muwi ['mu:wi:]

muj 'face | mouth' (European Romani)

myer ['mjə]

muj 'face | mouth' (European Romani)

much Adjective boot ['bu:t], [bu:t] boot, būt BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN, SAMPSON-BRYANT

but 'much | many' (European Romani)

dosta ['dɒstə] dosta DAWSON-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB

dosta 'enough' (European Romani)

dusta ['dʊstə]

dosta 'enough' (European Romani)

kissi kisse, kissi WHITER-VOCAB

kiči 'many' (European Romani)

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