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English meaning Word class Angloromani word forms Transcription Transcription Reference Etymology
man Noun chal chal SANDERSON

čalado 'family' (European Romani)

chavvi ['ʧævi]

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

chor [ʧɔ:], [ʧɔ:z]

čhor(-o)(-ikano)(-vano)(-elo)(-oro) 'poor' (European Romani)

chuvno ['ʧʊvnəʊ]

čhor(-o)(-ikano)(-vano)(-elo)(-oro) 'poor' (European Romani)

gadji ['gæʤi] gadji DAWSON-VOCAB

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

gaer ['geə]

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

gaera ['geərə], ['geəɹə], ['gɜrə], ['geəɹi]

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

gaeri ['geəɹi], ['geəri:] gairo DAWSON-VOCAB

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

gaero ['geərəʊ] gairo, gero DAWSON-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB

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

gawdja gorja, gauje TAYLOR-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB

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

gawdjan gaujen NORWOOD-VOCAB

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

gawdjo gaujo, gorjo, giorgeo WHITER-VOCAB, SAMPSON-BRYANT

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

gilli ['gɪli:], ['gɪɫi], [gɪli:]
giri ['gɪəri:], [gɪəri:]

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

goidji goidgi BRIGHT-VOCAB

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

mannush manuš, manush WINSTEDT-1949, BRIGHT-VOCAB

manuš 'human | man' (European Romani)

monnish

manuš 'human | man' (European Romani)

mush [mʊʃ], ['mʊʃ], ['muʃ] muš, moosh, mush WINSTEDT-1949, DAWSON-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN

murš 'man' (European Romani)

musha ['mʊʃə]

murš 'man' (European Romani)

rai ['raɪ], [raɪ]

raj 'gentleman | lord' (European Romani)

rakla ['ræklə]

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

rakli ['rækli:]

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

rom ['rɒm]

Rom 'autonym | Gypsy man | husband' (European Romani)

rommi romi WHITER-VOCAB

Rom 'autonym | Gypsy man | husband' (European Romani)

rowm rome SAMPSON-BRYANT

Rom 'autonym | Gypsy man | husband' (European Romani)

man in authority Noun muskra ['mʊskrə]

moskero 'policeman' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))

muskro ['mʊskrəʊ]

moskero 'policeman' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))

man with beard Noun choralo mush čoralo muš WINSTEDT-1948

murš 'man' (European Romani)

čhoralo 'bearded' (European Romani)

man's Noun chor's [ʧɔ:z]

čhor(-o)(-ikano)(-vano)(-elo)(-oro) 'poor' (European Romani)

gaero's ['geərəʊz]

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

godjoka gojoo-ka IRVINE-VOCAB

gadžesko(ro) 'non-Gypsy (genetive)' (European Romani)

musha's ['mʊʃəz]

murš 'man' (European Romani)

Manchester Noun bawlagav ['bɔ:ləɡæv]

gav 'village' (European Romani)

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

panigav ['pʰa:ni:'gæv]

gav 'village' (European Romani)

pani 'water' (European Romani)

mange Noun
mantle Noun plasta plasta BRIGHT-VOCAB
many Adjective boot [bu:t] boot, būt BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN

but 'much | many' (European Romani)

butti bûti SANDERSON

but 'much | many' (European Romani)

dosta ['dɒstə] doster TAYLOR-VOCAB

dosta 'enough' (European Romani)

dostus ['dɒstʊs]

dosta 'enough' (European Romani)

dowstis ['dəʊstiz]

dosta 'enough' (European Romani)

dusta ['dʊstə]

dosta 'enough' (European Romani)

fowkis ['fəʊkʰi:z]

folk 'people' (English)

mare Noun gras ['græs]

grasni 'mare' (European Romani)

grasni ['græsni:], ['gɹasni] grasni, grasné DAWSON-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB

grasni 'mare' (European Romani)

grasseni grasunee IRVINE-VOCAB

grasni 'mare' (European Romani)

gris ['grɪs]

grasni 'mare' (European Romani)

rashni ['ræʃni:]

grasni 'mare' (European Romani)

mark on one's own Verb mav mav IRVINE-VOCAB

(a)nav 'name' (European Romani)

market Noun farro ['færəʊ]

foro(s) 'town | fair, market' (European Romani)

forra ['fɒrə]

foro(s) 'town | fair, market' (European Romani)

forras forəs, forras WINSTEDT-1948, WHITER-VOCAB

foro(s) 'town | fair, market' (European Romani)

market town Noun forras foras WHITER-VOCAB

foro(s) 'town | fair, market' (European Romani)

marriage Noun rommipan romipan NORWOOD-VOCAB

romdir- 'marry' (European Romani)

married Verb chongered čonger'd EASTANGLIAN
rommered ['rɒməd], ['ɹɒməd]

romdir- 'marry' (European Romani)

rummered ['rʊməd], ['ɹʊməd], [ɹʊməd]

romdir- 'marry' (European Romani)

married in church Verb kongered koŋgerd WINSTEDT-1949

khangeri 'church' (European Romani)

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