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English meaning Word class Angloromani word forms Transcription Transcription Reference Etymology
no don't kek [kʰɛk]

kek 'some > no, none' (European Romani)

no good Adjective waffati ['wæfətʰi:]

basavo | vasavo | wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))

no sugar kek gudlo ['kʰek'gʊdləʊ]

gudlo 'sweet | sugar' (European Romani)

kek 'some > no, none' (European Romani)

noble Adjective bori bawri DAWSON-VOCAB

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

noise Noun godli godli EASTANGLIAN

godli | godla 'noise | shout | cry | scream' (European Romani)

gudli goodli, gudlee DAWSON-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB

godli | godla 'noise | shout | cry | scream' (European Romani)

kallaben kalaben DAWSON-VOCAB

ker- 'make | do' (European Romani)

kellapen kelapen DAWSON-VOCAB

ker- 'make | do' (European Romani)

kelliben keliben DAWSON-VOCAB

ker- 'make | do' (European Romani)

non-Gypsies Noun gadjos ['gæʒəʊz]

gadžo (/-i) 'non-Gypsy ' (European Romani)

gawdja ['gɔdʒə]

gadžo (/-i) 'non-Gypsy ' (European Romani)

gawdjas ['gɔ:ʤəz], ['gɔdʒəz]

gadžo (/-i) 'non-Gypsy ' (European Romani)

gawdjos ['gɔʒəʊz]

gadžo (/-i) 'non-Gypsy ' (European Romani)

non-Gypsy Noun flatti ['flætʰi:]
gadji ['gaʤɪ]

gadžo (/-i) 'non-Gypsy ' (European Romani)

gadjo ['ga:ʤəʊ]

gadžo (/-i) 'non-Gypsy ' (European Romani)

gadjos ['gæʒəʊz]

gadžo (/-i) 'non-Gypsy ' (European Romani)

gaeri ['geri:]

goro 'gawdja who intermarried with Gypsies' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))

gawdja [gɔ:ʤə], ['gɔ:ʤə], ['gɔʤə], ['gɔ:ʤəz] gawjer DAWSON-VOCAB

gadžo (/-i) 'non-Gypsy ' (European Romani)

gawdjas ['gɔ:ʤə]

gadžo (/-i) 'non-Gypsy ' (European Romani)

gawdji ['gɔ:ʤɪ], ['gɔ:ʤi:], ['gɔ:ʤə] gawji DAWSON-VOCAB

gadžo (/-i) 'non-Gypsy ' (European Romani)

gawdjo gɔ:jo EASTANGLIAN

gadžo (/-i) 'non-Gypsy ' (European Romani)

gawdjos ['gɔʒəʊz] gɔ:jos EASTANGLIAN

gadžo (/-i) 'non-Gypsy ' (European Romani)

godja goja IRVINE-VOCAB

gadžo (/-i) 'non-Gypsy ' (European Romani)

godji gojee IRVINE-VOCAB

gadžo (/-i) 'non-Gypsy ' (European Romani)

godjo gojoo IRVINE-VOCAB

gadžo (/-i) 'non-Gypsy ' (European Romani)

kollia ['kɒli:jə], ['kʰɒɫiə]

xalo 'non-Gypsy' (European Romani)

mumpa ['mʊmpʰə]

mumper 'beggar (originally from Dutch)' (Cant)

mumpafowki ['mʊmpə'fəʊkʰi:]

folk 'people' (English)

mumper 'beggar (originally from Dutch)' (Cant)

rakla ['ræklə]

rakli 'girl (non Gypsy)' (European Romani)

rakli ['rækli:], ['ɹækɫi]

raklo 'boy (non-Gypsy)' (European Romani)

waido ['waɪdəʊ], ['waɪdəʊz], ['ʍaɪdəʊ]

wide-o 'non-gypsy that tries/wants to be part of the Gypsy community' (English slang)

non-Gypsy boy Noun raklo ['rækləʊ]

raklo 'boy (non-Gypsy)' (European Romani)

non-Gypsy girl Noun chavvi ['ʧævi:]

čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)

gadji ['gæʤI:]

gadžo (/-i) 'non-Gypsy ' (European Romani)

non-Gypsy man Noun gadjo ['gæʤəʊ]

gadžo (/-i) 'non-Gypsy ' (European Romani)

gaera ['geərə]

goro 'gawdja who intermarried with Gypsies' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))

gawdjo ['gɔ:ʤəʊ]

gadžo (/-i) 'non-Gypsy ' (European Romani)

non-Gypsy traveller Noun minks ['mɪŋks]
mumpa ['mʊmpʰə], ['mumpʰə]

mumper 'beggar (originally from Dutch)' (Cant)

mumpas ['mʊmpʰəz]

mumper 'beggar (originally from Dutch)' (Cant)

waidos ['waɪdəʊz]

wide-o 'non-gypsy that tries/wants to be part of the Gypsy community' (English slang)

non-Gypsy woman Noun gaeri ['geəri:]

goro 'gawdja who intermarried with Gypsies' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))

gawdji ['gɔ:ʤɪ]

gadžo (/-i) 'non-Gypsy ' (European Romani)

juvvel ['ʤʊvəl]

džuvli 'woman' (European Romani)

monnishin ['mɒnɪʃɪn]

manušni 'woman' (European Romani)

mort ['mɔt]
rakli ['rækli:]

rakli 'girl (non Gypsy)' (European Romani)

none chitchi ['ʧɪʧi]

či(či) 'nothing' (European Romani)

Norwich Noun Poblagav Pobla gav EASTANGLIAN
Povskenigav lok;'jh Povskeni gav EASTANGLIAN
nose Noun nak nack BRIGHT-VOCAB

nakh 'nose' (European Romani)

nog nog NORWOOD-VOCAB

nakh 'nose' (European Romani)

nok ['nɒk], [nɒk] nok, noc, nock IRVINE-VOCAB, DAWSON-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, SAMPSON-BRYANT

nakh 'nose' (European Romani)

nokka ['nɒkʰə], ['nɒkə] noker DAWSON-VOCAB

nakh 'nose' (European Romani)

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