Romany
11Romany — Ro|ma|ny [ˈrəuməni US ˈra: ] n plural Romanies [Date: 1800 1900; : Romany; Origin: romani gypsy (adjective), from rom gypsy man , from Sanskrit domba musician of low social rank ] 1.) a ↑gypsy 2.) …
12Romany — Rom•a•ny or Romani [[t]ˈrɒm ə ni, ˈroʊ mə [/t]] n. 1) peo the Indo Aryan language traditionally spoken by the Gypsies, comprising a broad range of dialects 2) peo the Gypsies collectively 3) peo of or pertaining to the Gypsies or Romany •… …
13Romany — n. & adj. n. (pl. ies) 1 a Gypsy. 2 the Indo European language of the Gypsies. adj. 1 of or concerning Gypsies. 2 of the Romany language. Etymology: Romany Romani fem. and pl. of Romano (adj.) (ROM) …
14Romany — 1. noun a) The Indo Aryan language of the Romani people (also known as Gypsies) or one of its subgroups (Roma, Sinti, Romanichal, etc), closely related to Hindi and Rajasthani. Romany consists of a number of languages, which are considered… …
15Romany — An older spelling of Romani. This dictionary uses Romany for all purposes except for the Romani language …
16Romany — Rom·a·ny || rÉ’mÉ™nɪ n. Gypsy, member of a nomadic Indian people who immigrated to Europe and North America during the 15th 18th centuries n. Gypsies, group of nomadic Indian people who immigrated to Europe and North America during the 15th… …
17Romany — [ rɒməni, rəʊ ] noun (plural Romanies) 1》 the Indo European language of the Gypsies. 2》 a Gypsy. Origin C19: from Romany Romani, feminine and plural of the adjective Romano, from Rom (see Rom) …
18Romany media — started to develop in the last decades, with an evolution influenced by the Diasporic status of the Roma people (living as minority in many countries). InternetThe scattered status of the Roma people and the relatively recent evolution of the… …
19Romany Malco — lors du Festival du film de TriBeCa en avril 2008 Données clés Naissance …
20Romany soldiers — Romany Soldiers: an overview While not known as a warrior people, many pure Romany and part Romanies have served with distinction in armies throughout the world. One theory of their arrival is as soldiers in the Ottoman Empire, and from there the …
