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English meaning Word class Angloromani word forms Transcription Transcription Reference Etymology
pie Noun pasti pasti NORWOOD-VOCAB

pastie 'savoury pastry product' (English)

piece Noun betto betto SANDERSON

bitti 'little' (Cant)

pier Noun poodj puj EASTANGLIAN

phurd 'bridge' (European Romani)

pig Noun ballo ballow MCGOWAN-WINCON

balo 'pig' (European Romani)

balo ['ba:ləʊ]

balo 'pig' (European Romani)

bawla ['bɔ:ɫə], ['bɔ:lə], ['ba:wlə] bolo, bawler ROBERTS-VOCAB, DAWSON-VOCAB

balo 'pig' (European Romani)

bawlo ['bɔ:ləʊ], ['bɔɫəʊ] bawloe, baulo, bawlo DAWSON-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, SANDERSON

balo 'pig' (European Romani)

bawra ['bɔ:rə], ['bɔ:ɹə]

balo 'pig' (European Romani)

bollo ['bɒləʊ]

balo 'pig' (European Romani)

bollo mas ['bɒləʊ'mas]

balo 'pig' (European Romani)

mas 'meat' (European Romani)

gruffi ['gɹʊfi]

guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)

grufna ['gɹʊfnə]

guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)

pig (boar) Noun bawlo bawlo NORWOOD-VOCAB

balo 'pig' (European Romani)

pigeon Noun pillisteria pilisteria EASTANGLIAN

pilsteni 'pigeon | dove' (European Romani)

pigs bawlaw

balo 'pig' (European Romani)

pigs' Noun bawlas bɔlɔs EVANS

balo 'pig' (European Romani)

pigs' stomachs
pin Noun spinga spinga ROBERTS-VOCAB

espingle 'pin | spike (Middle French [1340-1611])' (French)

épingle 'pin | spike' (French)

spingo spiŋgo EASTANGLIAN

espingle 'pin | spike (Middle French [1340-1611])' (French)

épingle 'pin | spike' (French)

spink spink EASTANGLIAN

espingle 'pin | spike (Middle French [1340-1611])' (French)

épingle 'pin | spike' (French)

pinafore Noun spingastor spiŋastor WINSTEDT-1949

štar 'four' (European Romani)

espingle 'pin | spike (Middle French [1340-1611])' (French)

épingle 'pin | spike' (French)

pinch Verb mundjer munjer EASTANGLIAN

mundžer- 'squeeze, hug, pinch, nudge (Etym. unkn.)' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))

Pinfolds Noun
pink Adjective rowza ['rəʊzə]
pinthorns Noun buiyokkeris buiyokeris WINSTEDT-1948

duj 'two' (European Romani)

jakh 'eye' (European Romani)

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