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English meaning | Word class | Angloromani word forms | Transcription | Transcription | Reference | Etymology |
policeman | Noun | bawlo | ['bɔ:ləʊ] | bɔ̄lo | HAMP-1929 | balo 'pig' (European Romani) |
chokkengro | čokeŋgro | WINSTEDT-1948 | tirax, čiox | kirax, tirax | tirax | tijax 'shoe (e.g.Kalderaš | Sinti | Sepečides | Finnish...)' (European Romani) |
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chukkengro | čukeŋgro | WINSTEDT-1948 | tirax, čiox | kirax, tirax | tirax | tijax 'shoe (e.g.Kalderaš | Sinti | Sepečides | Finnish...)' (European Romani) |
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errengros | ereŋgros | WINSTEDT-1949 | heroj 'leg' (European Romani) |
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gavva | ['gævə] | gaver | DAWSON-VOCAB | garav- 'hide' (European Romani) |
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gavvamush | ['gævəmʊʃ], ['ɡævəmʊʃ] |
murš 'man' (European Romani) garav- 'hide' (European Romani) |
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gavvas | ['gævəz], ['gævə] | garav- 'hide' (European Romani) |
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mengra | [meŋgrə], ['meŋgrə] | mengra | DAWSON-VOCAB | prastimangero 'runner | policeman' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) |
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mengris | meŋgris | EASTANGLIAN | prastimangero 'runner | policeman' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) |
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mingra | ['mɪŋgrə], ['mɪŋgɹə] | prastimangero 'runner | policeman' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) |
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mingras | ['mɪŋɡrəz] | prastimangero 'runner | policeman' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) |
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mingri | miŋgri | EVANS | prastimangero 'runner | policeman' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) |
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moskro | moscrow | MCGOWAN-WINCON | moskero 'policeman' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) |
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muskaeros | muskeroes | DAWSON-VOCAB | moskero 'policeman' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) |
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muskra | ['mʊskrə], ['mʊskɹə] | moskero 'policeman' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) |
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muskramush | ['mʊskrə 'mʊʃ] |
murš 'man' (European Romani) moskero 'policeman' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) |
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muskraw | muskrɔ̄ | WINSTEDT-1949 | moskero 'policeman' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) |
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muskro | muskro | WINSTEDT-1949 | moskero 'policeman' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) |
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plastamengra | plastermengra | DAWSON-VOCAB | prast- 'run' (European Romani) |
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plastamengro | plastermeŋgo | EASTANGLIAN | prast- 'run' (European Romani) |
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prasta | ['præstə] | prast- 'run' (European Romani) |
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prastamengra | ['præstəmengrə], ['pɹæstəmɛŋgɹə], ['præstəmeŋgrə], ['præstə'meŋgrə], ['præstəmeŋɡrə] | prastermengra | DAWSON-VOCAB | prast- 'run' (European Romani) |
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prastamengri | ['pra:stəmeŋgri:] | prast- 'run' (European Romani) |
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prastamengro | prastermeŋgro | EASTANGLIAN | prast- 'run' (European Romani) |
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prastamingra | ['præstəmɪŋgrə] | prast- 'run' (European Romani) |
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proskamangra | ['pɹɒstə,mɛŋgɹə] | prastimangero 'runner | policeman' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) |
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prostamingra | ['prɒstəmeŋgrə] | prast- 'run' (European Romani) |
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rokkenyas | rokényas | WINSTEDT-1949 | raxami | rexami 'coat' (European Romani) |
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star | star | EVANS | astar- 'catch | grab' (European Romani) |
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policemen | Noun | muskras | ['mʊskrəz], ['mʊskɹəz] | moskero 'policeman' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) |
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praskamangras | ['pɹæskəmæŋgɹəz] | prastimangero 'runner | policeman' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) |
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prastamengras | ['præstə'meŋgrəz] | prastimangero 'runner | policeman' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) |
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pond | Noun | pani | ['pʰa:ni:] | pani 'water' (European Romani) |
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pool | Noun | tara | ['tʰa:rə] | |||
poor | Adjective | chor | ['ʧɔ] | čhor(-o)(-ikano)(-vano)(-elo)(-oro) 'poor' (European Romani) |
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chorda | ['ʧɔ:də] | čhor(-o)(-ikano)(-vano)(-elo)(-oro) 'poor' (European Romani) |
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chorikeni | čorikeni | EASTANGLIAN | čhor(-o)(-ikano)(-vano)(-elo)(-oro) 'poor' (European Romani) |
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chorokoni | čorokoni | EASTANGLIAN | čhor(-o)(-ikano)(-vano)(-elo)(-oro) 'poor' (European Romani) |
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chorvano | čōrvano | WINSTEDT-1948 | čhor(-o)(-ikano)(-vano)(-elo)(-oro) 'poor' (European Romani) |
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churkenus | čurkenəs | EASTANGLIAN | čhor(-o)(-ikano)(-vano)(-elo)(-oro) 'poor' (European Romani) |
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churri | churi | DAWSON-VOCAB | čhor(-o)(-ikano)(-vano)(-elo)(-oro) 'poor' (European Romani) |
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churro | tchuro | WHITER-VOCAB | čhor(-o)(-ikano)(-vano)(-elo)(-oro) 'poor' (European Romani) |
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chuvvani | čuvanī́ | WINSTEDT-1948 | čhor(-o)(-ikano)(-vano)(-elo)(-oro) 'poor' (European Romani) |
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poor man | Noun | chor | [ʧɔ:], [ʧɔ] | čhor(-o)(-ikano)(-vano)(-elo)(-oro) 'poor' (European Romani) |
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poor travelling fellow | Noun | pirramanga | ['pʰɪrəmæŋgeɪ] | phir- 'walk' (European Romani) |
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poorly | Adjective | churrinus | čurines | EASTANGLIAN | čhor(-o)(-ikano)(-vano)(-elo)(-oro) 'poor' (European Romani) |
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pork | ballovas | ballovas | SANDERSON | balavas | balevas 'bacon' (European Romani) |
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bawluva | bawluva | SANDERSON | balavas | balevas 'bacon' (European Romani) |
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bawluva mas | bawluva mass | SANDERSON |
mas 'meat' (European Romani) balavas | balevas 'bacon' (European Romani) |
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bawluvva | bawlûva | SANDERSON | balavas | balevas 'bacon' (European Romani) |
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posey | Noun | ruggas | rugers | NORWOOD-VOCAB | ruža 'rose' (European Romani) |
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posh | Adjective | rawni | ['rɔ:ni:] | rani 'lady' (European Romani) |
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posh person | Noun | rai | [raɪ] | raj 'gentleman | lord' (European Romani) |
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postcard | Noun | chinnamengri wardo | činamengri wardo | EASTANGLIAN |
čhin- 'cut' (European Romani) vordon 'cart | wagon' (European Romani) |
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wardo | wardo | EASTANGLIAN | vordon 'cart | wagon' (European Romani) |
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posterior | Noun | jaer | jair | DAWSON-VOCAB | jeer 'bottom (anat.)' (Cant) |
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jeer | [ʤiə] | jeer | DAWSON-VOCAB | jeer 'bottom (anat.)' (Cant) |
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pot | Noun | kekkavvey | kekavay | NORWOOD-VOCAB | kakavi 'kettle' (European Romani) |
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koro | ['kʰɔrəʊ] | koro | WHITER-VOCAB | khoro 'jug' (European Romani) |
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kurra | ['kʰʊrə] | khoro 'jug' (European Romani) |
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pawru | pauroo | NORWOOD-VOCAB | piri 'pot | pan' (European Romani) |
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piri | Peary | MCGOWAN-WINCON | piri 'pot | pan' (European Romani) |
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pirri | ['pʰɪri:] | piri 'pot | pan' (European Romani) |
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saster | saster | DAWSON-VOCAB | sastri 'iron' (European Romani) |