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English meaning	Word class	Angloromani word forms	Transcription	Transcription	Reference	Etymology
		kaerovel	['kʰeərɒvəɫ]			keravela 'do \| make (3SG causative)' (European Romani)
		sunnikai	['sʊni:kʰaɪ]			sonakaj 'gold' (European Romani)
(an)other	Adjective	woffa	['wɒfə]			vaver 'other' (European Romani)
(fem. suffix)	Particle	engri	['eŋɡri:]			engeri 'feminine genitive suffix' (European Romani)
(genetive suffix)	Particle	ka		ka	IRVINE-VOCAB	-k(or)o 'genetive suffix' (European Romani)
(God) with us	Exclamation	amari		amaari	DAWSON-VOCAB	amaro 'our' (European Romani)
(masc. suffix)	Particle	engre	['eŋɡrə]			-engero 'OBL-GENpl-M suffix' (European Romani)
(particle)	Particle	te		te	EASTANGLIAN
(prefixed to verbs as an expletive)	Particle	draiya		dry-a	IRVINE-VOCAB	andral 'from (within)/inside' (European Romani)
(suffix)	Particle	eski	['eskri:]
(suffix)	Particle	eskre	['eskrə]			eskeri 'feminine genetive singular' (European Romani)
(used as a rallying cry)	Exclamation	jolta		jōlta	EASTANGLIAN	džal(a) 'go (3SG)' (European Romani) -ta 'emphatic enclitic' (European Romani)
(used as a warning)	Exclamation	kek		kek	DAWSON-VOCAB	kek 'some > no, none' (European Romani)
(used as an exclamation)	Exclamation	adio		adīo	EASTANGLIAN
		daddi		dadi	EASTANGLIAN
		daddia		dadia	EASTANGLIAN
		dor		dɔ:	EASTANGLIAN
		dord	[dɔ:d]
		dordi	['dɔ:di], ['dɔ:di:]	dɔ:di	EASTANGLIAN
		dort		dɔ:t	EASTANGLIAN
(who) knows?	Verb	jin?		jin?	TAYLOR-VOCAB	džin- 'know' (European Romani)
(x)-year-old	Noun	beshengro				berš 'year' (European Romani)
?		diddikai	['dɪdi:]			akaj 'here' (European Romani) dikh- 'see' (European Romani)
		edjo	['eʤəʊ]
		hes	['hes]
		hoknamush	['hɒknəmʊʃ]
		kesh	['kʰeʃ]
		krakni	['krækni:]
		okstus	['ɒkstəs]
		pashti's	['pʰæʃti:z]
		rissalo	['rɪsələʊ]			zoralo 'strong' (European Romani)
		sirrav	['sɪræv]
		skrornia	['skrɔniə]			skorni \| škorni 'boot' (European Romani)
		stalling	['stælɪŋ]
		tumer	[tə'mɜ]
a	article	o	[oʊ]			o 'the' (European Romani)
a 'Robert' horse	Noun	dummengro		dumeŋgro	WINSTEDT-1948	dumo 'back' (European Romani)
a 'Robert' horse	Noun	dummeskro		dumeskro	WINSTEDT-1948	dumo 'back' (European Romani)
a badly spoken person	Noun	vassavi chib		vassave chib	WHITER-VOCAB	basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) čhib 'tongue \| language' (European Romani)
a bit	Noun	krumma		crumer	TAYLOR-VOCAB	crumb 'crumb' (English)
a bit	Noun	kushi		kuši	EASTANGLIAN	kuti \| kuty 'little' (European Romani)
a bit of	Noun	bitta		bitta	BRIGHT-VOCAB	bitti 'little' (Cant)
a good place to stop	Noun	kosko	['kʰɒskəʊ]			kuč 'expensive' (European Romani)
a good sport	Noun	faino paias				pherjas 'fun' (European Romani) fine 'fine' (English)
a good time to work	Noun	buttyiska besh		butti iska besh	NORWOOD-VOCAB	berš 'year' (European Romani) buti 'work' (European Romani)
a little bit of water	Noun	bitti panni	['bɪti:'pʰæni:]			pani 'water' (European Romani) bitti 'little' (Cant)
a lot	Adjective	bori	['bɔ:ɹɪ]			baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		borra	['bɒrə]			baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		byoot	['bju:t]			but 'much \| many' (European Romani)
		dostus	['dɒstʊs]			dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
		dowsa		doesa	DAWSON-VOCAB	dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
		dowsis		doesis	DAWSON-VOCAB	dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
		dustra	['dʊstrə]			dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
a man who speaks different languages	Noun	lavvengremush	['læveŋɡrimʊʃ], ['læveŋɡrəmʊʃ]			alav 'word' (European Romani)
a man with glasses	Noun	stor yokki mush		stor yoki muš	EASTANGLIAN	murš 'man' (European Romani) štar 'four' (European Romani) jakh 'eye' (European Romani)
a murderous-looking place	Noun	mishaben tan		mišuben tan	EASTANGLIAN	than 'place' (European Romani) midžax (/-ex) \| mižax 'bad \| wicked \| wrong' (European Romani)
a pair of new shoes	Noun	terrihaws nevvi		Terry haws nevey	MCGOWAN-WINCON	tirax, čiox \| kirax, tirax \| tirax \| tijax 'shoe (e.g.Kalderaš \| Sinti \| Sepečides \| Finnish...)' (European Romani) nevo 'new' (European Romani)
a to do	Noun	kaerdi		kairdi	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)
		kellipen	['kʰɛɫɪpən]			ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
		kellipens	['kʰɛɫɪpənz]			ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
a well spoken person	Noun	kushki chib		kooshke chib	WHITER-VOCAB	čhib 'tongue \| language' (European Romani) kuč 'expensive' (European Romani)
AAATEST	Noun
abode	Noun	kaeri		achare	FOX-DERBY	kher 'house' (European Romani)
about	Preposition	trussel		trusəl	WINSTEDT-1949	trüstal 'around' (European Romani)
		trustal		troostál	SMART & CROFTON	trüstal 'around' (European Romani)
		trustel		trustəl	WINSTEDT-1949	trüstal 'around' (European Romani)
above	Preposition	apra		apra	SAMPSON-BRYANT	apre 'on' (European Romani)
		aprey	[ə'preɪ]	apré	SMART & CROFTON	apre 'on' (European Romani)
		oprey		opré	SMART & CROFTON	upre 'up \| on' (European Romani)
		opro	['ɒprəʊ]			upre 'up \| on' (European Romani)
		prey		pré	SMART & CROFTON	upre 'up \| on' (European Romani)
abundance	Noun	dosta		dosta	FOX-DERBY	dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
ache (n)	Noun	dukkel	['dʊkʰəl]			dukh 'pain' (European Romani)
ache (n)	Noun	dukker		doóker	SMART & CROFTON	dukh 'pain' (European Romani)
ache (v)	Verb	dukker		doóker	SMART & CROFTON	dukh 'pain' (European Romani)
across	Preposition	apral		apral	WINSTEDT-1948	apral 'above \| up there' (European Romani)
		paddel		padel	WINSTEDT-1949	perdal 'through \| across \| over' (European Romani)
		pardel		párdel	SMART & CROFTON	perdal 'through \| across \| over' (European Romani)
		parl		parl	EASTANGLIAN	perdal 'through \| across \| over' (European Romani)
		pawdel		paúdel	SMART & CROFTON	perdal 'through \| across \| over' (European Romani)
		pedal	[pʰə'dæl]			perdal 'through \| across \| over' (European Romani)
across the sea	Noun phrase	padallepani	[pʰə'dæləpʰa:ni:]			pani 'water' (European Romani) perdal 'through \| across \| over' (European Romani)
act	Verb	kaer lendi		ker lendi	HAMP-1929	lende 'them (dative)' (European Romani) ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
actions	Noun	kaeropen		káiropen	SMART & CROFTON	ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
active	Adjective	sig		sig	SMART & CROFTON	sigo 'soon' (European Romani)
actor	Noun	paiaskromush		peiáskro-moosh	SMART & CROFTON	murš 'man' (European Romani) pherjas 'fun' (European Romani)
adder	Noun	bangel		baŋgəl	HAMP-1929	beng 'devil' (European Romani)
addicted	Verb	divvi		divi	DAWSON-VOCAB	divjo 'wild' (European Romani)
aeroplane	Noun	saster cherikla	['sæstə tʃə'rɪklə]			čirikli 'bird' (European Romani) sastri 'iron' (European Romani)
aeroplane	Noun	saster cheriklo	['sæstə'ʧɪrɪkləʊ]			čirikli 'bird' (European Romani) sastri 'iron' (European Romani)
afraid	Adjective	adar	['a,dɑ:]			dar 'fear' (European Romani)
		atrash	[ə'tɹaʃ]	a'trásh, atrásh	SMART & CROFTON, SANDERSON	traš- 'frighten' (European Romani)
		atrashed	[ə'træʃd]			traš- 'frighten' (European Romani)
		trash	[tɹaʃ], [tɹæʃ]			traš- 'frighten' (European Romani)
		trashed	[træʃd], ['træʃd]			traš- 'frighten' (European Romani)
		trashlo		tráshlo	SMART & CROFTON	traš- 'frighten' (European Romani)
after	Preposition	padel		padel	WHITER-VOCAB	perdal 'through \| across \| over' (European Romani)
		palal		pálla	SMART & CROFTON	pala(l) 'behind (can't tell if prep or adv)' (European Romani)
		palla	['pʰælə]	pálla	SMART & CROFTON	pala(l) 'behind (can't tell if prep or adv)' (European Romani)
		pawley	['pʰɔ:leɪ]			pale 'back \| backwards \| again' (European Romani)
		talla		tálla	SMART & CROFTON	telal 'under' (European Romani)
after-birth	Noun	poshbinimus		poshbeenimus	SMART & CROFTON
again	Adverb	apopli		a'pópli, apopli	SMART & CROFTON, SANDERSON	palpale 'back \| backwards' (European Romani)
		palla	['pʰælə]			pala(l) 'behind (can't tell if prep or adv)' (European Romani)
		popli		pópli, 'popli	SMART & CROFTON, SANDERSON	palpale 'back \| backwards' (European Romani)
age	Noun	poro		pouro	FOX-DERBY	phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
		purra	['pʰʊrə]			phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
		purroben		poóroben	SMART & CROFTON	phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
ago	Adverb	adjaw		ajɔ:	EASTANGLIAN	dža- 'go' (European Romani)
ago	Adverb	palla		pálla	SMART & CROFTON	pala(l) 'behind (can't tell if prep or adv)' (European Romani)
AIDs	Noun	bool akai		bool akei	DAWSON-VOCAB	akaj 'here' (European Romani) bul 'buttocks, bottom' (European Romani)
ailing	Adjective	krishli		krišli	WINSTEDT-1949
air	Noun	bavval		bával	SMART & CROFTON	balval 'wind' (European Romani)
		bevval		beval	FOX-DERBY	balval 'wind' (European Romani)
		bevval kawlo		beval caulo	SAMPSON-BRYANT	kalo 'black' (European Romani) balval 'wind' (European Romani)
		poov	['pʰu:v]			phurd 'bridge' (European Romani)
air (probably misheard)		yarraw		yarraw	SAMPSON-BRYANT	jaro 'egg' (European Romani)
alarm	Noun	trash		trash	FOX-DERBY	traš- 'frighten' (European Romani)
alcohol	Noun	livvinda	['lɪvɪndə]			lovina 'beer' (European Romani)
alcohol	Noun	peev	[pʰi:v]			pijav(a) 'drink (1SG)' (European Romani)
alcoholic	Noun	sluf	[sɫʊf]
ale	Noun	livvin		livin, livine	ROBERTS-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB	lovina 'beer' (European Romani)
alehouse	Noun	kitchema		kítchema	SMART & CROFTON	kirčima 'pub' (European Romani)
alehouse keeper	Noun	kitchima		kichimer	NORWOOD-VOCAB	kirčima 'pub' (European Romani)
alien	Noun	gawdjo		gaújo	SMART & CROFTON	gadžo (/-i) 'non-Gypsy ' (European Romani)
alight		ayog		ayóg	SANDERSON	jag 'fire' (European Romani)
alive	Adjective	jiddo		jído	SMART & CROFTON	dži(v)do 'alive' (European Romani)
		jivdo		jívdo	SMART & CROFTON	dži(v)do 'alive' (European Romani)
		jivvo		jívo	SMART & CROFTON	dži(v)do 'alive' (European Romani)
all	Adjective	sa	['sæ]			sa 'all' (European Romani)
		sako		sako	BRIGHT-VOCAB	sako 'every' (European Romani)
		sala	['sa:lə]			sa 'all' (European Romani)
		sar	[sa:]			sa 'all' (European Romani)
		saw		saw, soi, sau	BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	sa 'all' (European Romani)
		so		sau	WHITER-VOCAB	sa 'all' (European Romani)
		sor	[sɔ:]	sor	SMART & CROFTON	sa 'all' (European Romani)
all drinks	Noun	sloppi	['sɫɒpi]
all of us	Adjective	sawmendi		soimende	BRIGHT-VOCAB	savore 'all' (European Romani) amende 'us (loc)' (European Romani)
all together	Adverb	sowkaten	['səʊkʰətʰen]			sa 'all' (European Romani) khetane 'together' (European Romani)
allow	Verb	muk		mook	SMART & CROFTON	muk- 'let \| allow' (European Romani)
allow	Verb	mukker		muker	EASTANGLIAN	muk- 'let \| allow' (European Romani)
alone	Adjective	akonya		akonya, a'kónyo	WINSTEDT-1948, SMART & CROFTON	? 'peace' (European Romani)
		akunya		akunya	WINSTEDT-1948	? 'peace' (European Romani)
		bikkonya		bikonya, bikónyo	EASTANGLIAN, SMART & CROFTON	? 'peace' (European Romani)
		kokkero	['kʰɒkʰə'rəʊ], ['kʰɒkərəʊ]	kókero	SMART & CROFTON	korkořo 'alone' (European Romani)
		kukkeri	['kʰʊkʰəri:]			korkořo 'alone' (European Romani)
		kukkeru	['kʰʊkʰəru:]			korkořo 'alone' (European Romani)
		kukro	['kʰʊkrəʊ]			korkořo 'alone' (European Romani)
along	Preposition	talley		talé	SMART & CROFTON	tele 'down' (European Romani)
already	Adverb	kennaw		kenáw	SMART & CROFTON	akana 'now' (European Romani)
also	Adverb	tai		tai	EASTANGLIAN	thaj 'and' (European Romani)
also	Adverb	tey		tei	SMART & CROFTON	thaj 'and' (European Romani)
altogether	Adverb	ketanni		ketané	SMART & CROFTON	ketane 'together' (European Romani)
altogether	Adverb	sorkatanni		sor-ketané	SMART & CROFTON	ketane 'together' (European Romani) sa 'all' (European Romani)
always	Adverb	sorcheeruses		sorkón cheéruses	SMART & CROFTON	čiros 'time' (European Romani) sa 'all' (European Romani)
always	Adverb	sorkon cheerus		sorkón cheérus	SMART & CROFTON	čiros 'time' (European Romani) sako 'every' (European Romani)
am	Verb	shom		shom	WHITER-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	som 'I am' (European Romani)
am	Verb	shum	['ʃʊm]			som 'I am' (European Romani)
amen and amen	Exclamation	jaw si ta jaw si		'jaw see ta 'jaw see	SMART & CROFTON	si 'to be 3SG' (European Romani) adžar 'so' (European Romani)
anchor	Noun	beresto tillomengri		béresto tílomengri	SMART & CROFTON	bero 'ship \| boat' (European Romani) thil- 'hold' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
ancient	Adjective	purro		poóro	SMART & CROFTON	phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
ancient	Adjective	purrokonno		poórokono	SMART & CROFTON	phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
and	Conjunction	da		da	NORWOOD-VOCAB	thaj 'and' (European Romani)
		ta	['tʰə]	ta	WINSTEDT-1949, SMART & CROFTON	thaj 'and' (European Romani)
		te	['tʰə], ['tʰe]			thaj 'and' (European Romani)
		ti		te	WHITER-VOCAB	thaj 'and' (European Romani)
and to	Conjunction	savvo	['sævəʊ]			savo 'what \| who \| which' (European Romani)
angel	Noun	yek o miduvvel's tatcho gaeri		yek o' midoóvel's tátcho gairé	SMART & CROFTON	devel 'God' (European Romani) čačo 'right \| true' (European Romani) goro 'gawdja who intermarried with Gypsies' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) (j)ekh 'one' (European Romani)
anger	Noun
angrily	Adverb
angry	Adjective	chingerpen	['ʧɪŋgəpɛn]			čhinger- 'quarrel \| shout' (European Romani)
		haurino		haurino	SMART & CROFTON	xoji 'anger' (European Romani)
		hoino		hóino	SMART & CROFTON	xoji 'anger' (European Romani)
		honno		hóno	SMART & CROFTON	xoji 'anger' (European Romani)
		kolli		colee	SAMPSON-BRYANT	xoji 'anger' (European Romani)
		korni		kórni	SMART & CROFTON	xoji 'anger' (European Romani)
		roshta	['rɒʃtə]			rušto 'angry' (European Romani)
		waffadi	['wæfədi:]			basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
ankle	Noun	chong		chong	IRVINE-VOCAB	čang 'knee' (European Romani)
ankle	Noun	piresto-kokkalos		píresto-kokálos	SMART & CROFTON	piro (pire- plural) 'foot' (European Romani) kokalo 'bone' (European Romani)
annoy	Verb	cherrav		čerav	WINSTEDT-1948	čalav- 'touch' (European Romani)
annoyed	Verb	chingered		činger'd	EASTANGLIAN	čhinger- 'quarrel \| shout' (European Romani)
another	Adjective	awovver		a'wóver	SMART & CROFTON	vaver 'other' (European Romani)
		ovvavo		ovávo	SMART & CROFTON	o 'the' (European Romani) vaver 'other' (European Romani)
		waffa	['wæfə]			vaver 'other' (European Romani)
		wavver	['ʍavə]	wavér	SMART & CROFTON	vaver 'other' (European Romani)
		wovver		wóver	SMART & CROFTON	vaver 'other' (European Romani)
another country	Noun	du-ever-tan	[dəʍ'ɛvətʰan]			than 'place' (European Romani) dur 'far' (European Romani) aver 'other' (European Romani)
		duvver- tan	['dʊvə tʰan]			than 'place' (European Romani) (a/o)dova 'that' (European Romani)
		wavver-tan	['ʍavə tʰan]			than 'place' (European Romani) vaver 'other' (European Romani)
		wavvotam	['wævəʊ'tʰæm]			them 'country \| land' (European Romani) vaver 'other' (European Romani)
answer	Noun	lav		lav	BRIGHT-VOCAB	alav 'word' (European Romani)
answer (n)	Noun	lav		lav	SMART & CROFTON	alav 'word' (European Romani)
ant	Noun	kria		kreé, kreéa	SMART & CROFTON	kir 'ant' (European Romani)
ant	Noun	pishun	['pʰɪʃʊn]			pišom 'flea' (European Romani)
anus	Noun	jeer		jīr, jeer	WINSTEDT-1948, SMART & CROFTON	jeer 'bottom (anat.)' (Cant)
anvil	Noun	kawlomeskrokovva		kaúloméskro-kóva	SMART & CROFTON	kalo 'black' (European Romani) (a)kova 'that' (European Romani)
		kovvantsa		covantza	SANDERSON
		pettalestokovva		pétalésto-kóva	SMART & CROFTON	(a)kova 'that' (European Romani) petalo 'horseshoe' (European Romani)
		wasthannik		wast-hánik	SMART & CROFTON	hanik 'well (source)' (European Romani) vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
any	Adjective	vanniso		vániso	SMART & CROFTON	vareso 'anything \| something' (European Romani)
		varriso		váriso	SMART & CROFTON	vareso 'anything \| something' (European Romani)
		worriso		wóriso	SMART & CROFTON	vareso 'anything \| something' (European Romani)
any colour	Noun	lullo		lullo	NORWOOD-VOCAB	lolo 'red' (European Romani)
any instrument connected with fire	Noun	yaggengeri		yag-enguree	DAWSON-VOCAB	jag 'fire' (European Romani)
any stinging insect	Noun	moski		moski	DAWSON-VOCAB	mosquito 'mosquito (biting insect)' (English)
anything	Noun	kai		kie	DAWSON-VOCAB	(a)kaja 'this (f)' (European Romani)
		kowi		kowi	DAWSON-VOCAB	(a)kova 'that' (European Romani)
		kuvva	['kʰʊvə]	kuver	DAWSON-VOCAB	(a)kova 'that' (European Romani)
		lendi		lendi	HAMP-1929	lende '3PL.OBL-LOC' (European Romani)
anything little	Noun	tikno		tikno	NORWOOD-VOCAB	tikno 'small' (European Romani)
ape	Noun	bishai		bishai	FOX-DERBY	biš- 'forget' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		bombaeros		bombāros	SANDERSON
		goddokovvan		godocovan	SAMPSON-BRYANT
Api Boswell	Noun	Hukkano kush	';loshj	hukano kuš	WINSTEDT-1949
apple	Noun	pab	['pʰæb]			phabaj 'apple' (European Romani)
		paba	['pʰa:bæ]			phabaj 'apple' (European Romani)
		pabbo		pabo	IRVINE-VOCAB	phabaj 'apple' (European Romani)
		pava	[pʰɑvə]			phabaj 'apple' (European Romani)
		pob	['pʰɒb]			phabaj 'apple' (European Romani)
		pobba	[pʰɒbə], ['pʰɒbə]	pobba	NORWOOD-VOCAB	phabaj 'apple' (European Romani)
		pobbai	['pʰɒbaɪ]			phabaj 'apple' (European Romani)
		pobbi	['pʰɒbi:]	pobby	MCGOWAN-WINCON	phabaj 'apple' (European Romani)
		pobbo		póbo	SMART & CROFTON	phabaj 'apple' (European Romani)
		pobra		pobrer	DAWSON-VOCAB	phabaj 'apple' (European Romani)
		pomya		pomya	ROBERTS-VOCAB	phabaj 'apple' (European Romani) pomme 'apple' (French)
		poppoba		popober	DAWSON-VOCAB	phabaj 'apple' (European Romani)
		povva	['pʰɒvə], ['pʰɒvəz]			phabaj 'apple' (European Romani)
apple tree	Noun	pobbeskoruk		póbeskoruk, póbesko rook	SMART & CROFTON	phabaj 'apple' (European Romani) rukh 'tree' (European Romani)
apples	Noun	povvus	['pʰɒvʊs]			phabaj 'apple' (European Romani)
apprehend	Verb	lel oprey		lel oprey, lel opré	SMART & CROFTON	upre 'up \| on' (European Romani) lel 'take 3SG' (European Romani)
apron	Noun	aeramengri	['eərəmeŋɡri:}			heroj 'leg' (European Romani)
		chardokka		chárdoka	SMART & CROFTON
		jarokka		jāroka	WINSTEDT-1948	Tuch 'cloth \| rag \| shawl' (German)
		jarriffa		járifa	SMART & CROFTON	Tuch 'cloth \| rag \| shawl' (German)
		jarrikka		járika	SMART & CROFTON	Tuch 'cloth \| rag \| shawl' (German)
		joddaka		jodaka	DAWSON-VOCAB	Tuch 'cloth \| rag \| shawl' (German)
		jorjoffa		jorjófa	SMART & CROFTON	Tuch 'cloth \| rag \| shawl' (German)
		jorjoxa		jorjóχa	SMART & CROFTON	Tuch 'cloth \| rag \| shawl' (German)
		shadduka		sha dūka	NORWOOD-VOCAB
		shardokka		shárdoka	SMART & CROFTON
		shordoho		Shordohow	MCGOWAN-WINCON
		showdukka		shoducca	ROBERTS-VOCAB
		yardukka		yárdoóka, yárdooka	SMART & CROFTON	Tuch 'cloth \| rag \| shawl' (German)
		yarduxa		yárduχa	SMART & CROFTON	Tuch 'cloth \| rag \| shawl' (German)
arch	Noun
are	Verb	shan		shan	WHITER-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	san 'to be 2SG' (European Romani)
are	Verb	si		see, se, si	WHITER-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	si 'to be 3SG' (European Romani)
are you	Verb	essi		esse	WHITER-VOCAB
		shan		shan, šan	NORWOOD-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	san 'to be 2SG' (European Romani)
		shon		shon	WHITER-VOCAB	san 'to be 2SG' (European Romani)
arm	Noun	monsh		monsh	NORWOOD-VOCAB	musi 'arm' (European Romani)
		moshi		moshee	FOX-DERBY, SAMPSON-BRYANT	musi 'arm' (European Romani)
		mush		mush	ROBERTS-VOCAB	musi 'arm' (European Romani)
		mushi		moóshi	SMART & CROFTON	musi 'arm' (European Romani)
		musho		moósho	SMART & CROFTON	musi 'arm' (European Romani)
		mussi		mussey	MCGOWAN-WINCON	musi 'arm' (European Romani)
		vast	['væst], [vast]			vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
		vasti		vasti	DAWSON-VOCAB	vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
		wast	['wæst]			vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
		wastenimush		wásteni-moosh	SMART & CROFTON	vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani) musi 'arm' (European Romani)
armful	Noun	bunnik		bunik	EASTANGLIAN	burnik 'handful' (European Romani)
armpit	Noun	mushenohev		moósheno-hev	SMART & CROFTON	xev 'hole' (European Romani) musi 'arm' (European Romani)
armpit	Noun	oksta	['ɒkstə]
arms	Noun	nurses	['nɜsəz]			musi 'arm' (European Romani)
arms	Noun	vasta	['væstə]			vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
army	Noun	kullion		kulion	DAWSON-VOCAB	kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
army	Noun	kurrimongeri		koórimóngeri	SMART & CROFTON	kur- 'shoe a horse' (European Romani)
army deserter	Noun	nasha		nasher	DAWSON-VOCAB	naš- 'run (away) \| escape' (European Romani)
army deserter	Noun	nashamengro		nashermengro	DAWSON-VOCAB	naš- 'run (away) \| escape' (European Romani)
arrest	Verb	lel		lel	DAWSON-VOCAB	lel 'take 3SG' (European Romani)
arrested	Verb	lelled	['leɫd]			lel 'take 3SG' (European Romani)
arrested	Verb	lellelled	['leleɫd]			lel 'take 3SG' (European Romani)
arrow	Noun	yakkogari		yaccogaree	SAMPSON-BRYANT	jakh 'eye' (European Romani)
arrow	Noun	yoggengeri		yogengarè	FOX-DERBY	jag 'fire' (European Romani)
artful	Adjective	gozvero		gózvero	SMART & CROFTON
as	Adverb	gav	['gæv]
		jaw		jaw	SMART & CROFTON	adžar 'so' (European Romani)
		sar		sar	SMART & CROFTON	sar 'how' (European Romani)
ascend	Verb	jal oprey		jal opré	SMART & CROFTON	upre 'up \| on' (European Romani) džal(a) 'go (3SG)' (European Romani)
ash tree	Noun	rukkeno posh kosht		rukeno poš košt	WINSTEDT-1949	kašt 'wood' (European Romani) rukh 'tree' (European Romani) paš 'half' (European Romani)
ashamed	Adjective	aladj	[ə'ɫæʤ]	a'ládj, alaj	SMART & CROFTON, SANDERSON	ladž- 'be ashamed' (European Romani)
		ladj	[laʤ]	ladj	SMART & CROFTON	ladž- 'be ashamed' (European Romani)
		ladjado		lajado	EASTANGLIAN	ladžardo/-ano/-alo 'ashamed' (European Romani)
		ladjed	['læʤd], [læʤd], ['læʤəd], ['ɫæʤd]			ladž- 'be ashamed' (European Romani)
ashes	Noun	char		tshar	TAYLOR-VOCAB	čar \| čar \| čhaar 'ash(es)' (European Romani)
		chik	[ʧɪk]	chik	SMART & CROFTON	čhik 'mud \| dirt \| earth' (European Romani)
		yogchik		yog-chik	SMART & CROFTON	čhik 'mud \| dirt \| earth' (European Romani) jag 'fire' (European Romani)
ask	Verb	delman		delman	ROBERTS-VOCAB	del 'give (3SG)' (European Romani) man '1SG OBL pron' (European Romani)
		mong	[mɒŋ]	mong	DAWSON-VOCAB	mang- 'beg \| ask \| demand' (European Romani)
		pukker		pukhar	TAYLOR-VOCAB	phuk(er)- 'tell' (European Romani)
		pukkered	['pʰʊkəd			phuk(er)- 'tell' (European Romani)
		putch	['pʰʊʧ], [pʊʧ], [pʰʊʧ]	putch, pootch	DAWSON-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	phuč- 'ask' (European Romani)
		putch	[pʰʊʧ], ['pʰʊʧ]	pootch	SMART & CROFTON	phuč- 'ask' (European Romani)
		putcha	['pʰʊʧə]			phuč- 'ask' (European Romani)
		rokker	['rɒkʰə], ['ɹɒkə]			vraker- 'speak' (European Romani)
asked	Verb	putched	['pʰʊʧt]			phuč- 'ask' (European Romani)
asking	Verb	putchin'	['pʰʊʧɪn]			phuč- 'ask' (European Romani)
asleep	Adjective	asutti	[ə'sʊti]	asooti, asûti	DAWSON-VOCAB, SANDERSON	suto 'sleeping \| asleep' (European Romani)
		suggi		suggee	FOX-DERBY	suto 'sleeping \| asleep' (European Romani)
		sutti	['sʊtʰi:], ['sʊti]			suto 'sleeping \| asleep' (European Romani)
		sutto		soóto	SMART & CROFTON	suto 'sleeping \| asleep' (European Romani)
ass	Noun	maila		myla, mila, meila, méila	IRVINE-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	moila 'donkey ' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
ass	Noun	moila		moyla, moila, móila	ROBERTS-VOCAB, FOX-DERBY, SMART & CROFTON	moila 'donkey ' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
assize	Noun	bawri		baúri	SMART & CROFTON	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		bawro-pukkenyuski-beshopen		baúro-poókenyuski-béshopen	SMART & CROFTON	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani) beš- 'sit' (European Romani) phuk(er)- 'tell' (European Romani)
		bawryo		bauryó	SMART & CROFTON	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		beshopen		beshopen	SANDERSON	beš- 'sit' (European Romani)
astonish	Verb	trash		trash	DAWSON-VOCAB	traš- 'frighten' (European Romani)
astonish	Verb	trasher		trásher	SMART & CROFTON	traš- 'frighten' (European Romani)
asylum	Noun	dinnileski kaer		dinileski kēr	EASTANGLIAN	kher 'house' (European Romani) dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		divvio-kaer		dívio-kair	SMART & CROFTON	kher 'house' (European Romani) divjo 'wild' (European Romani)
		divvo kaer		divo kēr	EASTANGLIAN	kher 'house' (European Romani) divjo 'wild' (European Romani)
at your	Preposition	ketiro		ke teero	WHITER-VOCAB	ka \| ke \| ki 'to \| at' (European Romani) tiro 'your' (European Romani)
ate	Verb	haw		haw	ROBERTS-VOCAB	xa- 'eat' (European Romani)
		hawam		oaim	BRIGHT-VOCAB	xal(j)om 'eat (1SG PAST)' (European Romani)
		hawas		oias	BRIGHT-VOCAB	xal(j)as 'eat (3SG PAST)' (European Romani)
		hawom		oium	BRIGHT-VOCAB	xal(j)om 'eat (1SG PAST)' (European Romani)
attack	Verb	pagger		pager	DAWSON-VOCAB	phag(er)- 'break' (European Romani)
attitude	Noun	hukni	['hʊknɪ]
auction	Noun	bikkinopen		bíkinopen	SMART & CROFTON	bikin- 'sell' (European Romani)
aunt	Noun	bibbi		bibbi, bibbe	ROBERTS-VOCAB, TAYLOR-VOCAB	bibi 'Aunt' (European Romani)
		bibi	['bibi], ['bi:bi:]	bebee, beébi, beebee	FOX-DERBY, SMART & CROFTON, SAMPSON-BRYANT, SANDERSON	bibi 'Aunt' (European Romani)
		mibi	['mi:bi:]			bibi 'Aunt' (European Romani)
autumn	Noun	palla liley		pálla lileí	SMART & CROFTON	pala(l) 'behind (can't tell if prep or adv)' (European Romani) nilaj 'summer' (European Romani)
avoid	Verb	nisser		nísser	SMART & CROFTON
awake (adj)	Adjective	jongi		jongee	FOX-DERBY	džungado 'awake' (European Romani)
awake (adj)	Adjective	yonga	['jɒŋgə]			džungado 'awake' (European Romani)
awake (v)		atch oprey		atch opré	SMART & CROFTON	upre 'up \| on' (European Romani) ačh- 'stay' (European Romani)
		jonadas		ionadass	SAMPSON-BRYANT	džung(ar)- 'wake' (European Romani)
		jonger		jónger	SMART & CROFTON	džung(ar)- 'wake' (European Romani)
away	Adverb	adrey		adrai	DAWSON-VOCAB	andre 'in' (European Romani)
		adrom		a'dróm, adróm	SMART & CROFTON	drom 'way \| road' (European Romani)
		adrum	[ə'drʊm], [ə'dɹʊm]			drom 'way \| road' (European Romani)
		akai	[ə'kaɪ], [ə'kʰaɪ]			akaj 'here' (European Romani)
		arri		ari	TAYLOR-VOCAB	avri 'out \| outside' (European Romani)
		avrey		avray, avreé	DAWSON-VOCAB, SANDERSON	avri 'out \| outside' (European Romani)
		avri	[ə'vri:], ['ævri:], [ævri:]	avrí	SMART & CROFTON	avri 'out \| outside' (European Romani)
		drom	['drɒm]			drom 'way \| road' (European Romani)
awful	Adjective	trashful		tráshful	SMART & CROFTON	traš- 'frighten' (European Romani)
axe	Noun	tobar		tobár	SMART & CROFTON	tover 'axe' (European Romani)
		tovver		tóver	SMART & CROFTON	tover 'axe' (European Romani)
		towba		tober	BRIGHT-VOCAB	tover 'axe' (European Romani)
		tuvva	['tʰʊvə]			tover 'axe' (European Romani)
baboon	Noun	bumsara	['bʊmsa:rə]
baby	Noun	babbi	['bæbi]			babby 'baby' (English slang)
		chavvi	['ʧævi:], ['ʧavi]			čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
		little chavvi	['lɪtɫ'ʧævi:]			čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
		tarno chavvo		tárno chávo	SMART & CROFTON	čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani) terno 'young' (European Romani)
		tawna tikna	['tʰɔ:nə 'tʰɪknə]			tikno 'small' (European Romani) terno 'young' (European Romani)
		tikkino		ticcino	ROBERTS-VOCAB	tikno 'small' (European Romani)
		tikna	['tɪknə], ['tʰɪknə]	tikna	DAWSON-VOCAB	tikno 'small' (European Romani)
		tiknas	['tʰɪknəs], ['tɪknəs], ['tʰɪknəz]			tikno 'small' (European Romani)
		tikno chavvo		tíkno chávo	SMART & CROFTON	čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani) tikno 'small' (European Romani)
		tiknus	['tʰɪknʊs]			tikno 'small' (European Romani)
back (anat.)	Noun	dommo		domoo, domoe	IRVINE-VOCAB, FOX-DERBY, SAMPSON-BRYANT	dumo 'back' (European Romani)
		dumma	['dʊmə]	dumer	DAWSON-VOCAB	dumo 'back' (European Romani)
		dummo		dummo, doómo	BRIGHT-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	dumo 'back' (European Romani)
		modduma		moduma	NORWOOD-VOCAB	dumo 'back' (European Romani) miro 'my' (European Romani)
back (time/space)	Adverb	korporli		kɔ:pɔ:li	EASTANGLIAN	palpale 'back \| backwards' (European Romani)
		pala	['pʰa:lə]			pala(l) 'behind (can't tell if prep or adv)' (European Romani)
		palla	['pʰælə], ['pʰælæ]	pálla	SMART & CROFTON	pala(l) 'behind (can't tell if prep or adv)' (European Romani)
		palpali	['pʰælpə'li:], [,pʰaɫpʰaɫ'i]			palpale 'back \| backwards' (European Romani)
		pawla	['pʰɔ:lə]	paulae	BRIGHT-VOCAB	pala(l) 'behind (can't tell if prep or adv)' (European Romani)
		pawley	['pʰɔ:leɪ], ['pʰɔ:li:], ['pʰɔ:lɛɪ]			pale 'back \| backwards \| again' (European Romani)
		pawli		paúli	SMART & CROFTON	pale 'back \| backwards \| again' (European Romani)
		pollaled	[pʰə'læld]			pala(l) 'behind (can't tell if prep or adv)' (European Romani)
		pori	['pʰɔ:ri:]			pale 'back \| backwards \| again' (European Romani)
bacon	Noun	ballamas	['baɫəmas]			balavas \| balevas 'bacon' (European Romani)
		ballansas		ballansas	NORWOOD-VOCAB	balance 'balance' (French) balavas \| balevas 'bacon' (European Romani)
		ballavas	['bæləvæs], ['bæɫəvæs]			balavas \| balevas 'bacon' (European Romani)
		ballomas		balomas	HAMP-1929	balavas \| balevas 'bacon' (European Romani)
		ballovas		bálovás, ballovas	SMART & CROFTON, SANDERSON	balavas \| balevas 'bacon' (European Romani)
		ballowas		balowas	BRIGHT-VOCAB	balavas \| balevas 'bacon' (European Romani)
		bawla		bawler	DAWSON-VOCAB	balo 'pig' (European Romani)
		bawlo		bawloe	DAWSON-VOCAB	balo 'pig' (European Romani)
		bawlomas		bawlomas	DAWSON-VOCAB	balavas \| balevas 'bacon' (European Romani)
		bawluva		bawluva	SANDERSON	balavas \| balevas 'bacon' (European Romani)
		bawluva mas		bawluva mass	SANDERSON	mas 'meat' (European Romani) balavas \| balevas 'bacon' (European Romani)
		bawluvva		bawlûva	SANDERSON	balavas \| balevas 'bacon' (European Romani)
		bulbyus		Bulbyus	MCGOWAN-WINCON
		mas	['mæs]			mas 'meat' (European Romani)
		sawli	['sɔ:li:]
		sawni	['sɔ:wni:]
		vallavas	['væləvæs], ['væɫəvæs]			balavas \| balevas 'bacon' (European Romani)
		vassavo		vasavo	DAWSON-VOCAB	balavas \| balevas 'bacon' (European Romani)
		villivas	['vɪli:væs]			balavas \| balevas 'bacon' (European Romani)
bad	Adjective	awna	['ɔ:nə]			xoji 'anger' (European Romani)
		baffadi		bafedi	DAWSON-VOCAB	basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		beng	['beŋg]			beng 'devil' (European Romani)
		bengalo		béngalo	SMART & CROFTON	beng 'devil' (European Romani)
		bilatcho	['baɪlæʧəʊ]			bi- 'without' (European Romani) lačho/-i 'good (/-f)' (European Romani)
		bongo		bongo	EASTANGLIAN	bango 'crooked' (European Romani)
		dinla	['dɪnlə]			dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dush		doosh	SMART & CROFTON
		gammi	['gæmi]			gammy 'injured \| painful \| infected' (English slang)
		kek kushti	[kʰɛk 'kʰʊʃti]			kuč 'expensive' (European Romani) kek 'some > no, none' (European Romani)
		misho		mišo	EASTANGLIAN	midžax (/-ex) \| mižax 'bad \| wicked \| wrong' (European Romani)
		mizha		miža	EASTANGLIAN	midžax (/-ex) \| mižax 'bad \| wicked \| wrong' (European Romani)
		mizhu		mižu	EASTANGLIAN	midžax (/-ex) \| mižax 'bad \| wicked \| wrong' (European Romani)
		nafli	['næfli:]			nasvalo 'sick, ill' (European Romani)
		nasal	['næsəɫ]			nasvalo 'sick, ill' (European Romani)
		nazli		nazli	DAWSON-VOCAB	nasul 'bad' (European Romani)
		suvvalo	['sʊvələʊ]			sov- 'swear (an oath)' (European Romani)
		vaffadi		vafedi	DAWSON-VOCAB	basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		vaffati	['væfæti], ['væfətʰi:]			basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		vafti	['vaftɪ]			basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		vasful	['væsfʊɫ]			basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		vassavo		vassavo, vásavo	WHITER-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		waffadi	['wæfədi:], ['ʍæfədi]	wafedi, wafadi	DAWSON-VOCAB	basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		waffati	['wæfətʰi:], ['ʍafətɪ], ['wæfəti:]			basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		waffedo		wafedo, wáfedo	EASTANGLIAN, SMART & CROFTON	basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		wasali		wasali	EASTANGLIAN	basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		wasalo		wasalo	EASTANGLIAN	basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		wassedo		wásedo	SMART & CROFTON	basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		wufferdu	['wʊfədu:]			basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
bad luck	Noun	bad bokri	[bæd 'bɒkɹi]			baxt 'luck' (European Romani)
		bi bok	['bi:'bɒk]			baxt 'luck' (European Romani) bi- 'without' (European Romani)
		chuvvikanon	[,ʧʊvɪkə'nɒn]			čovexani 'witch' (European Romani)
		nashval buk	['næʃvəɫ bʊk]			baxt 'luck' (European Romani) nasvalo 'sick, ill' (European Romani)
		naslo buk	['næsɫəʊ bʊk]			baxt 'luck' (European Romani) nasul 'bad' (European Romani)
		vassabel bokt		vasabəl bokt	HAMP-1929	baxt 'luck' (European Romani) basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
bad people	Noun	wafti fowk	['wæftʰi: 'fəʊk]			basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) folk 'people' (English)
bad person	Noun	muller	['mʊlə]			mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
bad smell	Noun	kanda	['kʰændə]			khan(d) 'smell (noun)' (European Romani)
		kandel	['kʰæn'deɫ]			khan(d) 'smell (noun)' (European Romani)
		sum	['sʊm], [sʊm]			sung 'smell (n)' (European Romani)
bad-smelling	Adjective	kandelo		kanduloo	IRVINE-VOCAB	khandalo 'smelly' (European Romani)
bad-smelling	Adjective	kandi		kandee	IRVINE-VOCAB	khan(d) 'smell (noun)' (European Romani)
badger	Noun	badjaerus		badjaárus	SMART & CROFTON	badger 'badger' (English)
badness	Noun	waffedopen		wáfedopen	SMART & CROFTON	basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
badness	Noun	mishiben	['mɪʃɪbɛn], ['mɪʃɪben]			midžax (/-ex) \| mižax 'bad \| wicked \| wrong' (European Romani)
bag	Noun	gunna	['gʊnə]	guner	DAWSON-VOCAB	gono 'bag \| sack' (European Romani)
bag	Noun	gunno		gunno, gúnno	ROBERTS-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	gono 'bag \| sack' (European Romani)
bake	Verb	bakkormi		bakormi	NORWOOD-VOCAB
baker	Noun	buddika	['bʊdɪkə]
		mawrengro		morméngro	SMART & CROFTON	maro 'bread' (European Romani)
		moramengra	['mɔɹəmɛŋgɹə], ['mɔ:rəmeŋgrə]			maro 'bread' (European Romani)
		morangra		mor angra	NORWOOD-VOCAB	maro 'bread' (European Romani)
		morengro		maur engro	WHITER-VOCAB	maro 'bread' (European Romani)
		moringra	['mɔ:rɪŋgrə]			maro 'bread' (European Romani)
		moromush		mawro mush	DAWSON-VOCAB	murš 'man' (European Romani) maro 'bread' (European Romani)
bald	Adjective	belsherrud	['bel'ʃerəd]			bal 'hair' (European Romani) šero 'head' (European Romani)
bald	Adjective	nongo				nango 'naked' (European Romani)
bald head	Noun	kek-balleni sherro		kek-baleni šero	WINSTEDT-1948	šero 'head' (European Romani) balano \| balalo 'hairy' (European Romani) kek 'some > no, none' (European Romani)
bald man	Noun	kek-balleni mush		kek-baleni muš	WINSTEDT-1948	murš 'man' (European Romani) balano \| balalo 'hairy' (European Romani) kek 'some > no, none' (European Romani)
ball (dance)	Noun
balloon	Noun	bavval kovvel		bavəl kovəl	HAMP-1929	balval 'wind' (European Romani) (a)kova 'that' (European Romani)
band	Noun	yerman		yerman	MCGOWAN-WINCON
bank	Noun	luvva-showvi	['lʊvə ʃəʊvi]
baptise	Verb	baldo	['bɔɫdəʊ]			bol- 'baptise' (European Romani)
barber	Noun	ballengra		balengra	DAWSON-VOCAB	bal 'hair' (European Romani)
		mormengro				mor(av)- 'shave' (European Romani)
		mormingro		mormingro	SAMPSON-BRYANT	mor(av)- 'shave' (European Romani)
		morovvamengro		morovomengro	WHITER-VOCAB	mor(av)- 'shave' (European Romani)
		morrengro		moreŋgro	EASTANGLIAN	mor(av)- 'shave' (European Romani)
		morrimengro		morimeŋgro	EASTANGLIAN	mor(av)- 'shave' (European Romani)
		motharamengro		motheramingro	FOX-DERBY	mor(av)- 'shave' (European Romani)
		murravmangro		múrav-mángro	SMART & CROFTON	mor(av)- 'shave' (European Romani)
bare	Adjective	nongo		nóngo	SMART & CROFTON	nango 'naked' (European Romani)
barefoot	Adjective	nongo-piro		nóngo-peéro	SMART & CROFTON	piro (pire- plural) 'foot' (European Romani) nango 'naked' (European Romani)
bargain	Verb	biknas		biknus	IRVINE-VOCAB	bikin- 'sell' (European Romani)
bargained	Verb	mongered	['mɒŋgəd]			mang- 'beg \| ask \| demand' (European Romani)
bark (v)	Verb	bosh		bosh	SMART & CROFTON, SANDERSON
barley	Noun	barla's giv		barler's giv	WHITER-VOCAB	balo 'pig' (European Romani) giv 'wheat' (European Romani)
		giv		give	SAMPSON-BRYANT	giv 'wheat' (European Romani)
		givvi		give	FOX-DERBY	giv 'wheat' (European Romani)
		juv	['ʤʊv]			d'iv 'wheat/barley' (European Romani)
		livvinagiv		lívina-ghiv	SMART & CROFTON	giv 'wheat' (European Romani) lovina 'beer' (European Romani)
barn	Noun	gran	['græn]			granša 'stable' (European Romani)
		granz		granz	ROBERTS-VOCAB	granša 'stable' (European Romani)
		granza		granza, gránza	NORWOOD-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	granša 'stable' (European Romani)
		greynsi		gráinsi	SMART & CROFTON	granša 'stable' (European Romani)
		luddopen		loódopen	SMART & CROFTON	lod- 'to settle \| to be unloaded \| to lodge' (European Romani)
		stannia	['stʰænɪə]			stanja 'barn \| stable' (European Romani)
barrel	Noun	massali		masali	WINSTEDT-1949	misali 'table' (European Romani)
barrister	Noun	mushletta		mushleter	DAWSON-VOCAB
basket	Noun	kepsi		kepsi, képsi	DAWSON-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	keca 'basket' (European Romani)
		kipsi
		kushni		kúshni	SMART & CROFTON
		pittari		pitaree	IRVINE-VOCAB
		skipsi	['skɪpsi]
		trushni		troóshni	SMART & CROFTON
		tushna	['tʰʊʃnə]	tushner	DAWSON-VOCAB	košnica 'basket' (European Romani)
		tushni	['tʊʃni]	tushni, túshni	DAWSON-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	košnica 'basket' (European Romani)
bastard	Noun	bastardo		bastárdo	SMART & CROFTON	bastard 'bastard' (English)
		boshtadi		boshtardi	SANDERSON	bastard 'bastard' (English)
		boshtardus		boshtárdus	SMART & CROFTON	bastard 'bastard' (English)
		bostardo		bostárdo	SMART & CROFTON	bastard 'bastard' (English)
		bostaro		bostáro	EASTANGLIAN	bastard 'bastard' (English)
		bostris	['bɒstrɪs]			bastard 'bastard' (English)
		daddengro		dadeŋgro, dadéngro, dad-engro	WINSTEDT-1948, SMART & CROFTON, SANDERSON	dad 'father' (European Romani)
		daddeska		dadeska	NORWOOD-VOCAB	dad 'father' (European Romani)
		daddomengro		dádoméngro	SMART & CROFTON	dad 'father' (European Romani)
		dadlo		dádlo	SMART & CROFTON	dad 'father' (European Romani)
bath	Noun	javvomaley o pani		javomal eo panee	SAMPSON-BRYANT
bath	Noun	tan to tovven tot		tanto to ventot	FOX-DERBY	than 'place' (European Romani) tut 'you (obl)' (European Romani) thov- 'wash' (European Romani)
bath time	Noun	bollapen	['bɒləpʰən]			bol- 'baptise' (European Romani)
bathe	Verb	drow pani jal		drou panee jal	SAMPSON-BRYANT
		jal adrey the pani		jal adré the paáni	SMART & CROFTON	pani 'water' (European Romani) andre 'in' (European Romani) džal(a) 'go (3SG)' (European Romani)
		tuv	['tʰʊv]			thov- 'wash' (European Romani)
battle	Noun	kurrimus		koórimus	SMART & CROFTON	kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
battle	Noun	kurroben		koóroben	SMART & CROFTON	kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
be	Verb	jiv		jiv	DAWSON-VOCAB	dživ- 'live' (European Romani)
		si		see	SMART & CROFTON	si 'to be 3SG' (European Romani)
		vel		vel	SMART & CROFTON	vel 'come' (European Romani)
		wel		wel	SMART & CROFTON	vel 'come' (European Romani)
be quiet!	Imperative	muk bikkonya		muk bikonya	EASTANGLIAN	? 'peace' (European Romani) muk- 'let \| allow' (European Romani)
be whipped	Verb	kored		to be Corde	MCGOWAN-WINCON	kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
beach	Noun	lun chik		lun čik	EASTANGLIAN	lon 'salt' (European Romani) čhik 'mud \| dirt \| earth' (European Romani)
beads	Noun	bengri	['beŋgri:]
		merrikios		mérikios	SMART & CROFTON	merikli \| mirikli 'necklace' (European Romani)
		merriklis		mériklies	SMART & CROFTON	merikli \| mirikli 'necklace' (European Romani)
		mirrakla		mira-cla	WHITER-VOCAB	merikli \| mirikli 'necklace' (European Romani)
beak	Noun	chirriklesto		chíriklesto	SMART & CROFTON	čirikli 'bird' (European Romani)
bean	Noun	bobba	['bɒbə]			bobo 'bean' (European Romani)
bean	Noun	bubbi		boóbi	SMART & CROFTON	bobo 'bean' (European Romani)
beans		kawlo bubbis		kawlo bûbis	SANDERSON	kalo 'black' (European Romani) bobo 'bean' (European Romani)
beans		kawlo bubis		kawlo boobis	SANDERSON	kalo 'black' (European Romani) bobo 'bean' (European Romani)
beard	Noun	bal	[bæl]			bal 'hair' (European Romani)
		bara	['ba:rə]			barba 'beard ' (European Romani)
		barba	['ba:rə]			barba 'beard ' (European Romani)
		bongaw		bongɔ̄	WINSTEDT-1948
		chor		čōr	WINSTEDT-1948	čhor 'beard' (European Romani)
		moi-bal	['mɔɪ'bæl]			bal 'hair' (European Romani) muj 'face \| mouth' (European Romani)
bearded	Adjective	churralo		choóralo	SMART & CROFTON	čhoralo 'bearded' (European Romani)
beast	Noun	gruvni		gruvnee	ROBERTS-VOCAB	guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
beat	Verb	del		del	SMART & CROFTON	del 'give (3SG)' (European Romani)
		kor		courim	FOX-DERBY	kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
		kur		koor	SMART & CROFTON	kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
		mar		mar	IRVINE-VOCAB	mer- 'die' (European Romani)
		mor	['mɔ:], [mɔ:]			mer- 'die' (European Romani)
beat him		koddesman		codesman	SAMPSON-BRYANT	man '1SG OBL pron' (European Romani) des 'give (2SG)' (European Romani) ka 'will \| shall' (European Romani)
beat the cow	Verb	kur the gorrif		Coore the Gorife	MCGOWAN-WINCON	guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani) kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
beaten	Verb	mored	[mɔ:d]			mer- 'die' (European Romani)
beating	Verb	kurroben		koóroben	SMART & CROFTON	kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
beautiful	Adjective	kushga		cushgar	TAYLOR-VOCAB	kuč 'expensive' (European Romani)
		lastri	['læstɹi]			lošano (-alo) 'glad, joyful' (European Romani)
		rinkedi	['rɪŋkʰədi:]			ranikano (?) 'ladylike (?)' (European Romani) rankano 'beautiful' (European Romani)
		rinkeni	['rɪŋkʰəni:]			ranikano (?) 'ladylike (?)' (European Romani) rankano 'beautiful' (European Romani)
		rinkeno		rínkeno	SMART & CROFTON	ranikano (?) 'ladylike (?)' (European Romani) rankano 'beautiful' (European Romani)
		rinkni		rinkni	TAYLOR-VOCAB	ranikano (?) 'ladylike (?)' (European Romani) rankano 'beautiful' (European Romani)
		ritchini		richini	BRIGHT-VOCAB	ranikano (?) 'ladylike (?)' (European Romani) rankano 'beautiful' (European Romani)
		shukka	['ʃʊkʰə]			šukar 'beautiful' (European Romani)
		shukkari	['ʃʊkʰa:ri:]			šukar 'beautiful' (European Romani)
		shukkaro	['ʃʊkʰa:ro]			šukar 'beautiful' (European Romani)
beautiful boy	Noun	rinkano chai		rinkano chi	WHITER-VOCAB	rankano 'beautiful' (European Romani) čhaj 'girl' (European Romani)
beautiful girl	Noun	rinkana chai		rinkana chi	WHITER-VOCAB	ranikano (?) 'ladylike (?)' (European Romani) rankano 'beautiful' (European Romani) čhaj 'girl' (European Romani)
become		vel		vel	SMART & CROFTON	vel 'come' (European Romani)
become		wel		wel	SMART & CROFTON	vel 'come' (European Romani)
bed	Noun	vadros		vadros	BRIGHT-VOCAB	vodros 'bed' (European Romani)
		voddaras		Vodaras	MCGOWAN-WINCON	vodros 'bed' (European Romani)
		vodros		vodros	WHITER-VOCAB	vodros 'bed' (European Romani)
		vodrus		vodrus	DAWSON-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB	vodros 'bed' (European Romani)
		vuddus		vudus	DAWSON-VOCAB	vodros 'bed' (European Romani)
		vudrus		vudrus, voódrus	DAWSON-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	vodros 'bed' (European Romani)
		wuddus		wudus	DAWSON-VOCAB	vodros 'bed' (European Romani)
		wudlus	['ʍʊdɫəs]			vodros 'bed' (European Romani)
		wudrus	['ʍʊdɹəs], ['wʊdrʊs], ['wʊdrəs]	wudrus, wuddress, woodrous, woódrus	DAWSON-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB, FOX-DERBY, SMART & CROFTON, SAMPSON-BRYANT	vodros 'bed' (European Romani)
		wudrussin	['ʍʊdɹəsɪn]			vodros 'bed' (European Romani)
bed clothes	Noun	kappas		kapers	DAWSON-VOCAB	kapa 'blanket' (European Romani)
bed-time	Noun	wudrusti-chaeris		wudrusticheris	ROBERTS-VOCAB	čiros 'time' (European Romani) vodros 'bed' (European Romani)
bedfast (of a man)	Adjective	poshlo		pošlo	WINSTEDT-1949
Bedfordshire	Noun	wudrusgavtem		woódrus-gav-tem	SMART & CROFTON	gav 'village' (European Romani) them 'country \| land' (European Romani) vodros 'bed' (European Romani)
bedroom	Noun	wudrus	['wʊdrʊs]			vodros 'bed' (European Romani)
bee	Noun	bubbis		bubbis	NORWOOD-VOCAB	bobo 'bean' (European Romani)
		gudlapish	['gʊdlə'pʰɪʃ]			gudlo 'sweet \| sugar' (European Romani) pišom 'flea' (European Romani)
		gudlo-pisham		goódlo-písham	SMART & CROFTON	gudlo 'sweet \| sugar' (European Romani) pišom 'flea' (European Romani)
		gudlo-pishamma		goódlo-píshamer	SMART & CROFTON	gudlo 'sweet \| sugar' (European Romani) pišom 'flea' (European Romani)
		pisham		písham	SMART & CROFTON	pišom 'flea' (European Romani)
		pishama		pishama	WHITER-VOCAB	pišom 'flea' (European Romani)
		pushamma		poóshamer	SMART & CROFTON	pišom 'flea' (European Romani)
beef	Noun	gruvveneskomas		groóvenesko-mas	SMART & CROFTON	mas 'meat' (European Romani) guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
		mas		mas	MCGOWAN-WINCON	mas 'meat' (European Romani)
		mushengri		mušengri	WINSTEDT-1949	murš 'man' (European Romani)
		mushkenomas		moóshkeno-más	SMART & CROFTON	murš 'man' (European Romani)
beehive	Noun	verli kipsi		vərli kipsi	HAMP-1929
beer	Noun	lavvana		lavanah	FOX-DERBY, SAMPSON-BRYANT	lovina 'beer' (European Romani)
		lavvinong		la-vi-nong	NORWOOD-VOCAB	lovina 'beer' (European Romani)
		levvernay	['levənai]			lovina 'beer' (European Romani)
		livna	['lɪvnə]	livner	DAWSON-VOCAB	lovina 'beer' (European Romani)
		livni	['lɪvni]			lovina 'beer' (European Romani)
		livvena		livena	FOX-DERBY	lovina 'beer' (European Romani)
		livvina	['lɪvɪnə]	lívina	SMART & CROFTON	lovina 'beer' (European Romani)
		livvinda	['lɪvɪndə]			lovina 'beer' (European Romani)
		livvini		livine	NORWOOD-VOCAB	lovina 'beer' (European Romani)
		lovvina		lovína	SMART & CROFTON	lovina 'beer' (European Romani)
		peev	['pʰi:v], [pʰi:v]	pīv	WINSTEDT-1949	pijav(a) 'drink (1SG)' (European Romani)
		vinni		vinni, 'víní	WHITER-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	lovina 'beer' (European Romani)
beerseller	Noun	livvenengro		lívenéngro	SMART & CROFTON	lovina 'beer' (European Romani)
bees	Noun
before	Adverb	agal		agál	SMART & CROFTON	anglal 'in front of \| before' (European Romani)
		aglal		aglál	SMART & CROFTON	anglal 'in front of \| before' (European Romani)
		anglo	['æŋgləʊ]			anglal 'in front of \| before' (European Romani)
		avonka		avoŋka	WINSTEDT-1948	avant que 'before' (French)
		gal		'gal	SMART & CROFTON	anglal 'in front of \| before' (European Romani)
		glal		'glal	SMART & CROFTON	anglal 'in front of \| before' (European Romani)
		palley	['pʰæleɪ]			pale 'back \| backwards \| again' (European Romani)
beg	Verb	mang	['mæŋg], ['mæŋɡ]	mang, maŋ	BRIGHT-VOCAB, EVANS	mang- 'beg \| ask \| demand' (European Romani)
		mong	['mɒŋ], [mɒŋg], ['mɒŋɡ], ['mɒŋg], [mɒŋ]	mong	IRVINE-VOCAB, DAWSON-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	mang- 'beg \| ask \| demand' (European Romani)
		monger	['mɒŋə]			mang- 'beg \| ask \| demand' (European Romani)
beggar	Noun	mong	['moŋ]			mang- 'beg \| ask \| demand' (European Romani)
		mongamengro		móngaméngro	SMART & CROFTON	mang- 'beg \| ask \| demand' (European Romani)
		monger		monger	TAYLOR-VOCAB	mang- 'beg \| ask \| demand' (European Romani)
begged	Verb	monged	['mɒŋgd], [mɒŋgd]			mang- 'beg \| ask \| demand' (European Romani)
begging	Verb	mong	[mɒŋ]			mang- 'beg \| ask \| demand' (European Romani)
		mongamus		mongamus	SMART & CROFTON	mang- 'beg \| ask \| demand' (European Romani)
		mongav	[,mɒŋg'av]			mangav 'beg \| ask \| demand 1SG' (European Romani)
		monging	['mʊŋɪŋ], ['mɒŋgɪn], ['mɒŋɪn]			mang- 'beg \| ask \| demand' (European Romani)
		mongipen	['mɒŋgɪ,pʰɛn]			mangipen 'request' (European Romani)
behave	Verb	mokka konya	['mɒkə 'kɒŋjə]			? 'peace' (European Romani) muk- 'let \| allow' (European Romani)
behave (imperative)	Imperative	kek		kek	DAWSON-VOCAB	kek 'some > no, none' (European Romani)
behaviour	Noun	kaeropen		káiropen	SMART & CROFTON	ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
		kerriben		kériben	SMART & CROFTON	ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
		kerrimus		kérimus	SMART & CROFTON	ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
behind	Adverb	apal		apál	EASTANGLIAN	pala(l) 'behind (can't tell if prep or adv)' (European Romani)
		apoli	[ə'pəʊli:]			palpale 'back \| backwards' (European Romani)
		palal		palál	EASTANGLIAN, SMART & CROFTON	pala(l) 'behind (can't tell if prep or adv)' (European Romani)
		palla		pálla	SMART & CROFTON	pala(l) 'behind (can't tell if prep or adv)' (European Romani)
		palli	['pʰæli:]			pale 'back \| backwards \| again' (European Romani)
		pawley	['pʰɔ:leɪ]	paulae	BRIGHT-VOCAB	pale 'back \| backwards \| again' (European Romani)
		pawli		paúli	SMART & CROFTON	pale 'back \| backwards \| again' (European Romani)
		poli	['pʰəʊli:]			pale 'back \| backwards \| again' (European Romani)
belief	Noun	patsaben		pátsaben	SMART & CROFTON	patja 'believe' (European Romani)
believe	Verb	pass	['pʰæs]			patja 'believe' (European Romani)
		patch	['pʰæʧ]			patja 'believe' (European Romani)
		patser		patser, pátser	WINSTEDT-1949, SMART & CROFTON	patja 'believe' (European Romani)
bell	Noun	bellanu		bellanoo	FOX-DERBY	bell 'bell' (English)
bell	Noun	shuntokongri		shoon-to-kóngri	SMART & CROFTON	khangeri 'church' (European Romani) šun- 'hear' (European Romani)
bellows	Noun	puddamengri		poódaméngri	SMART & CROFTON	phurd- 'blow' (European Romani)
		puddimengros		pudimeŋgros	WINSTEDT-1949	phurd- 'blow' (European Romani)
		pudelas		poodélas	SMART & CROFTON	phurd- 'blow' (European Romani)
belly	Noun	dumma	['dʊmə]			dumo 'back' (European Romani)
		hodj		hoj	DAWSON-VOCAB	ogi 'soul \| heart \| belly' (European Romani)
		ji	[ʤi:]			dži 'soul \| heart \| belly' (European Romani)
		paer	['pʰeə], [pʰeə]	per	BRIGHT-VOCAB, FOX-DERBY	peř 'belly \| stomach' (European Romani)
		pur		pur, pər, per	IRVINE-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN, SAMPSON-BRYANT	peř 'belly \| stomach' (European Romani)
below	Preposition	aley		alé	SMART & CROFTON	tele 'down' (European Romani)
		ley		'lé	SMART & CROFTON	tele 'down' (European Romani)
		talla		tálla	SMART & CROFTON	telal 'under' (European Romani)
		teley	[tʰə'leɪ]	talé	SMART & CROFTON	tele 'down' (European Romani)
		tulli	['tʰʊli:]			tele 'down' (European Romani)
bend	Verb	kaerbongo		kair bóngo	SMART & CROFTON	bango 'crooked' (European Romani) ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
beneath	Preposition	aley		alé	SMART & CROFTON	tele 'down' (European Romani)
		ley		'lé	SMART & CROFTON	tele 'down' (European Romani)
		talla		tálla	SMART & CROFTON	telal 'under' (European Romani)
		teley		talé	SMART & CROFTON	tele 'down' (European Romani)
bent	Adjective	bongo		bóngo	SMART & CROFTON	bango 'crooked' (European Romani)
berry	Noun	durrel	['dʊrəl], ['dʊrəɫ]
berry	Noun	durril		dúril	SMART & CROFTON
beside	Preposition	fral	['fræl]			avral 'from outside' (European Romani)
betray	Verb	mong		mong	DAWSON-VOCAB	mang- 'beg \| ask \| demand' (European Romani)
better	Adjective	fattadaero				feder \| federer \| fereder (Sinti) 'better' (European Romani)
		ferradaer		féradair	SMART & CROFTON	feder \| federer \| fereder (Sinti) 'better' (European Romani)
		fettadaero		féterdaíro	SMART & CROFTON	feder \| federer \| fereder (Sinti) 'better' (European Romani)
bewitch	Verb	chovvikanon		čovikanon	WINSTEDT-1948	čovexani 'witch' (European Romani)
bewitch	Verb	chowvahawn		chôvahawn	SANDERSON	čovexani 'witch' (European Romani)
bible	Noun	gilliaw		giliɔ̄	WINSTEDT-1948	gili 'song' (European Romani)
		lil		lill	NORWOOD-VOCAB	lil 'letter \| book' (European Romani)
		miduvveleskolil		mi-doóvelésko-lil	SMART & CROFTON	lil 'letter \| book' (European Romani) dev(e)leske 'god (GEN)' (European Romani)
bicycle	Noun	erramengri	['erəmengre]			heroj 'leg' (European Romani)
		saster grai	['sæstə gɹaɪ]			graj 'horse' (European Romani) sastri 'iron' (European Romani)
		sesta grai		sester	DAWSON-VOCAB	graj 'horse' (European Romani) sastri 'iron' (European Romani)
big	Adjective	baro	['ba:rəʊ], ['baɹəʊ]			baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		barri		bari	DAWSON-VOCAB	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		bawla	['bɔ:lə]			baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		bawro		baúro, boro	SMART & CROFTON, SANDERSON	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		bora	['bɔ:rə], ['bɔ:ɹə]	bɔ̄ro	HAMP-1929	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		bori	[bɔ:ri:], ['bɔɹi], ['bɔ:rə], ['bɔ:ri:], ['bɔri:]	bawri	DAWSON-VOCAB	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		borri		bori	DAWSON-VOCAB	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		borro	['bɒrəʊ]			baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		bowro		bôro	SANDERSON	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		dusta	['dʊstə], ['dʊsta]			dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
big (masc)	Adjective	bora	['bɔrəʊ]			baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
big gentleman	Noun	bori rai	['bɔɹi ɹaɪ]			raj 'gentleman \| lord' (European Romani) baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
big strong man	Noun	horro bawro mush		horo bɔ:ro mush	EASTANGLIAN	murš 'man' (European Romani) baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani) zoralo 'strong' (European Romani)
bigger	Adjective	bawrodar		baurodár	SMART & CROFTON	bar(-eder)(-edyr) 'biggest \| bigger' (European Romani)
bigger	Adjective	burrida		buridēr	EASTANGLIAN	bar(-eder)(-edyr) 'biggest \| bigger' (European Romani)
biggest	Adjective	borodairi		bɔ̄rodairi	HAMP-1929	bar(-eder)(-edyr) 'biggest \| bigger' (European Romani)
bill-hook	Noun	kuromengro		kūromeŋgro	WINSTEDT-1949	kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
billhook	Noun	chinnomengro		chínoméngro	SMART & CROFTON	čhin- 'cut' (European Romani)
billhook	Noun	kassoni		kássoni	SMART & CROFTON	khas 'hay' (European Romani)
bind	Verb	pan		pan	SMART & CROFTON	phand- 'tie' (European Romani)
		pand		pand	SMART & CROFTON	phand- 'tie' (European Romani)
		pander		pánder	SMART & CROFTON	phand- 'tie' (European Romani)
binoculars	Noun	dur dikkiningris	['dʊr'dɪkʰənɪŋgri:z]			dikh- 'see' (European Romani) dur 'far' (European Romani)
bird	Noun	cherikla	[tʃə'rɪklə]			čirikli 'bird' (European Romani)
		cherrikel		cherikl	SANDERSON	čirikli 'bird' (European Romani)
		cherrikla	['ʧerɪklə]			čirikli 'bird' (European Romani)
		cherrikli		cherikli	SANDERSON	čirikli 'bird' (European Romani)
		cherriklo	['ʧerɪkləʊ]	chericlo, chériklo, chericloe	ROBERTS-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON, SAMPSON-BRYANT	čirikli 'bird' (European Romani)
		chillikel		čilikəl	WINSTEDT-1948	čirikli 'bird' (European Romani)
		chirkla	['ʧɜ:kɫa]			čirikli 'bird' (European Romani)
		chirklo	['ʧɜ:kɫəʊ]			čirikli 'bird' (European Romani)
		chirrekla	['ʧɪreklə]	chirékla	WHITER-VOCAB	čirikli 'bird' (European Romani)
		chirrekli	[tʃɪrəkli:], ['tʃɪrəkli:]			čirikli 'bird' (European Romani)
		chirrikla		čiriklə	EVANS	čirikli 'bird' (European Romani)
		chirriklo	['ʧɪrɪkləʊ]	chíriklo	SMART & CROFTON	čirikli 'bird' (European Romani)
		chukro		chukroo	IRVINE-VOCAB	čirikli 'bird' (European Romani)
		churra	['ʧʊɹə]			čirikli 'bird' (European Romani)
		churraka		churaka	DAWSON-VOCAB	čirikli 'bird' (European Romani)
		churrika	['ʧʊɹɪkə]			čirikli 'bird' (European Romani)
		golli	['gɒɹi]
birdcage	Noun	cherriklesto kaer		chériklesto kair	SMART & CROFTON	kher 'house' (European Romani) čirikli 'bird' (European Romani)
Birmingham	Noun	kawlagav	['kʰɔ:ləɡæv]			kalo 'black' (European Romani) gav 'village' (European Romani)
Birmingham	Noun	kawlogav		kaúlo-gav	SMART & CROFTON	kalo 'black' (European Romani) gav 'village' (European Romani)
birth	Noun	panshlo drassium		panshlo drasium	NORWOOD-VOCAB
birthday	Noun	biano divvus		bīərno dives	EASTANGLIAN	dives 'day' (European Romani) bijando 'born' (European Romani)
bit	Noun	dand	['dænd]			dand 'tooth' (European Romani)
		kottor		kótor	SMART & CROFTON	kotor 'piece' (European Romani)
		kussi		koósi	SMART & CROFTON	kuti \| kuty 'little' (European Romani)
bit of water	Noun	bitti panni	['bɪti: pʰæni:]			pani 'water' (European Romani) bitti 'little' (Cant)
bitch	Noun	jugli		juglé	WHITER-VOCAB	džukli 'female dog' (European Romani)
bitch	Noun	jungla		jougla	NORWOOD-VOCAB	džukli 'female dog' (European Romani)
bite	Verb	dan		dan	SMART & CROFTON, SANDERSON	dand-al-/-ar- 'bite' (European Romani)
		dand	['dænd]	dand	SANDERSON	dand 'tooth' (European Romani)
		danda		dánder, danda	SMART & CROFTON, SANDERSON	dand-al-/-ar- 'bite' (European Romani)
		danya	['dænjə]			dand-al-/-ar- 'bite' (European Romani)
		darya (sic)		darya (sic)	ROBERTS-VOCAB	dand-al-/-ar- 'bite' (European Romani)
bitter	Adjective	shutlo		shoótlo	SMART & CROFTON	šuklo 'sour' (European Romani)
black	Adjective	akowla		acola	ROBERTS-VOCAB	kalo 'black' (European Romani)
		kala	['kʰɑ:lə]			kalo 'black' (European Romani)
		kali	['kʰɑ:li]			kalo 'black' (European Romani)
		kalli		kalee	IRVINE-VOCAB	kalo 'black' (European Romani)
		kallo		kalo	BRIGHT-VOCAB	kalo 'black' (European Romani)
		kalo	['kʰɑ:ləʊ], ['kʰa:ləʊ]			kalo 'black' (European Romani)
		kawla	['kʰæwlə], ['kʰɔ:ɫæ], ['kʰɔ:lə]	cola	ROBERTS-VOCAB	kalo 'black' (European Romani)
		kawliban		cauliban	SAMPSON-BRYANT	kalo 'black' (European Romani)
		kawlo		kawlo, caulo, kaulo, kɔ:lo, kaúlo	DAWSON-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN, FOX-DERBY, SMART & CROFTON	kalo 'black' (European Romani)
		kawlu	['kʰɔ:lu:]			kalo 'black' (European Romani)
		kora	['kʰɔ:ɹə]			kalo 'black' (European Romani)
		kowlo	['kʰeʊleʊ]			kalo 'black' (European Romani)
		kula	['kʰu:lə]			kalo 'black' (European Romani)
black man	Noun	kawlagaeri	['kɔ:lə'geəri:]			kalo 'black' (European Romani) goro 'gawdja who intermarried with Gypsies' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		koolmush	['kʰu:lmʊʃ]			kalo 'black' (European Romani) murš 'man' (European Romani)
		kora mush	['kʰɔ:ɹə mʊʃ]			kalo 'black' (European Romani) murš 'man' (European Romani)
		kulamush	['kʰu:ləmʊʃ]			kalo 'black' (European Romani) murš 'man' (European Romani)
		kuligaera	['kʰu:ligeəɹə]			kalo 'black' (European Romani) goro 'gawdja who intermarried with Gypsies' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		kulingaera	['kʰu:ɫɪngeəɹə]			goro 'gawdja who intermarried with Gypsies' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
black person	Noun	kalamush	['kʰa:ləmʊʃ]			kalo 'black' (European Romani) murš 'man' (European Romani)
		kawla	[kʰɔ:lə], ['kʰɔ:lə]			kalo 'black' (European Romani)
		kawlamush	['kʰɔ:ɫə,mʊʃɪz], ['kʰɔ:ɫə,mʊʃ]			kalo 'black' (European Romani) murš 'man' (European Romani)
		kora	['kʰɔ:ɹə]			kalo 'black' (European Romani)
		kulamush	['kʰu:ləmʊʃ]			kalo 'black' (European Romani) murš 'man' (European Romani)
		kuli	['kʰu:ɫi]			kalo 'black' (European Romani)
black plomb (?)	Noun	kullo kyu		kullow kew	MCGOWAN-WINCON
black woman	Noun	kora rakli	['kʰɔ:ɹə 'ɹakɫi]			kalo 'black' (European Romani) rakli 'girl (non Gypsy)' (European Romani)
blackberries	Noun	durrilyaw		durilyɔ̄	WINSTEDT-1948
blackberries	Noun	kawlo		kɔ̄lo	WINSTEDT-1948	kalo 'black' (European Romani)
blackberry	Noun	kawlo durrelo		kɔlo durelo	EVANS
blackbird	Noun	kawlocherriklo		kaúlo-chériklo	SMART & CROFTON	kalo 'black' (European Romani) čirikli 'bird' (European Romani)
blackness	Noun	kawloben		kaúloben	SMART & CROFTON	kalo 'black' (European Romani)
blackness	Noun	kawlopen		kaúlopen	SMART & CROFTON	kalo 'black' (European Romani)
Blackpool	Noun	kawlagav	['kʰɔ:lə'gæv], ['kʰɔ:ləɡæv]			kalo 'black' (European Romani) gav 'village' (European Romani)
		kawlogav		kaúlo gav	SMART & CROFTON	kalo 'black' (European Romani) gav 'village' (European Romani)
		kawlopanigav		kaúlopaáni-gav	SMART & CROFTON	kalo 'black' (European Romani) gav 'village' (European Romani) pani 'water' (European Romani)
		kora pani	['kʰɔ:ɹə 'pɑ:nɪ]			kalo 'black' (European Romani) pani 'water' (European Romani)
		kulatara	['kʰu:lə'ta:rə]
blacksmith	Noun	kawlomengro		kaúloméngro	SMART & CROFTON	kalo 'black' (European Romani)
		kawlomeskro		kɔ̄lomeskro, kaúloméskro	WINSTEDT-1949, SMART & CROFTON	kalo 'black' (European Romani)
		petlenga	['pʰetleŋgə]			petalo 'horseshoe' (European Romani)
		pettalangra		pettal angra	NORWOOD-VOCAB	petalo 'horseshoe' (European Romani)
		pettalengro		petal-engro, pétaléngro	WHITER-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	petalo 'horseshoe' (European Romani)
		sastrameskro		sástraméskro	SMART & CROFTON	sastri 'iron' (European Romani)
blanket	Noun	kawpa		caupee	FOX-DERBY	kapa 'blanket' (European Romani)
		kawpi		caupee	FOX-DERBY	kapa 'blanket' (European Romani)
		klappa	['kʰlæpʰə]			kapa 'blanket' (European Romani)
		koppa		koppa, coppa, kopper, copper, kóppa	TAYLOR-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	kapa 'blanket' (European Romani)
		koppi		kopee	IRVINE-VOCAB	kapa 'blanket' (European Romani)
blankets	Noun	kappas	['kʰapəs]			kapa 'blanket' (European Romani)
blaze	Noun	hotcher		hótcher	SMART & CROFTON	xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		katcher		kátchar	SMART & CROFTON	xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		yog		yog	SMART & CROFTON	jag 'fire' (European Romani)
bleed	Verb	rattavella	['rætʰəvelə]			rat 'blood' (European Romani) -av- 'valency increasing marker' (European Romani) -el '3rd person singular ending' (European Romani)
bless		parrav		párav	SMART & CROFTON	parakerav(a) 'thank 1SG' (European Romani)
bless		parrik		párik	SMART & CROFTON	pariker- 'thank' (European Romani)
blind	Adjective	gammy yoks	[gæmi: jɒks]			jakh 'eye' (European Romani) gammy 'injured \| painful \| infected' (English slang)
		kawro	['kʰɔrəʊ]			kořo 'blind' (European Romani)
		kek dik	[kʰɛk dɪk]			kek 'some > no, none' (European Romani)
		kordi		kórdi	SMART & CROFTON	kořo 'blind' (European Romani)
		koredo		korédo	SMART & CROFTON	kořo 'blind' (European Romani)
		korro		koró	SMART & CROFTON	kořo 'blind' (European Romani)
		korrodo		corodo	BRIGHT-VOCAB	kořo 'blind' (European Romani)
		kurdi		kurdi	EASTANGLIAN	kořo 'blind' (European Romani)
		kurra	['kʰʊrə]			kořo 'blind' (European Romani)
		yokki	['jɒki]			jakh 'eye' (European Romani)
blindness	Noun	korrodomus		kórodomus	SMART & CROFTON	kořo 'blind' (European Romani)
blockhead	Noun	bikcherro		bikcheroo	IRVINE-VOCAB	šero 'head' (European Romani)
blood	Noun	nafti	['næfti]			nasvalo 'sick, ill' (European Romani)
		rat	[ɹæt], [ɹat], ['rat], ['ræt]	raht, rat, ratt	TAYLOR-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, FOX-DERBY, SMART & CROFTON, SAMPSON-BRYANT	rat 'blood' (European Romani)
		rati	['ra:tʰi:]			rat 'blood' (European Romani)
		ratti	['ræti:], ['rætʰi:]			rat 'blood' (European Romani)
		rawt		rǎt	IRVINE-VOCAB	rat 'blood' (European Romani)
bloody	Adjective	ratfullo		rattfullo	SMART & CROFTON	ratvalo 'bloody' (European Romani)
bloody	Adjective	ratvalo		ráttvalo	SMART & CROFTON	ratvalo 'bloody' (European Romani)
blow	Verb	kor				kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
		kur		koór	SMART & CROFTON	kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
		poov	['pʰu:v]			phurd- 'blow' (European Romani)
		pud		poód	SMART & CROFTON	phurd- 'blow' (European Romani)
blue		yak		yack	SAMPSON-BRYANT	jakh 'eye' (European Romani)
boar	Noun	balla		bala	IRVINE-VOCAB	balo 'pig' (European Romani)
boar	Noun	mushkeno bawlo		moóshkeno baúlo	SMART & CROFTON	murš 'man' (European Romani) balo 'pig' (European Romani)
board	Noun	batni		batni	EVANS
board	Noun	kosht		cosht	FOX-DERBY	kašt 'wood' (European Romani)
boast	Verb	shor		shor	SMART & CROFTON
boat	Noun	baero		bāro	SANDERSON	bero 'ship \| boat' (European Romani)
		baro		baro	FOX-DERBY	bero 'ship \| boat' (European Romani)
		barra		bara	SAMPSON-BRYANT	bero 'ship \| boat' (European Romani)
		barro	['bærəʊ]	baro	SAMPSON-BRYANT	bero 'ship \| boat' (European Romani)
		berra	['berə]			bero 'ship \| boat' (European Romani)
		berri	['beri:]			bero 'ship \| boat' (European Romani)
		berro	['berəʊ]	bero, bēro, béro	WHITER-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN, SMART & CROFTON	bero 'ship \| boat' (European Romani)
		berromeskro		bēromeskro	EASTANGLIAN	bero 'ship \| boat' (European Romani)
		chifa	['ʧi:fə]			šifa 'ship' (European Romani)
		parnengro		paanéngro	SMART & CROFTON	pani 'water' (European Romani)
body	Noun	trup	['trʊp]			trupo 'body' (European Romani)
		trupos		trupos, trupous	BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	trupo 'body' (European Romani)
		truppo		troópo	SMART & CROFTON	trupo 'body' (European Romani)
		truppus		troópus	SMART & CROFTON	trupo 'body' (European Romani)
boil	Verb	kaer it	['kʰerɪt]			kerav- 'cook' (European Romani)
		keravvi		kerave	FOX-DERBY	keravela 'do \| make (3SG causative)' (European Romani)
		kerrav		kérav	SMART & CROFTON	kerav- 'cook' (European Romani)
		kerrov	['kerɒv]			kerav- 'cook' (European Romani)
		kerru		kerru	ROBERTS-VOCAB	kerav- 'cook' (European Romani)
		lel adrey tatta pani	['leɫə'dreɪ'tʰætʰə'pʰa:ni:]			pani 'water' (European Romani) andre 'in' (European Romani) lel 'take 3SG' (European Romani) tato 'warm \| hot' (European Romani)
boiled beef	Noun	korrido mas		Coridowe mas	MCGOWAN-WINCON	mas 'meat' (European Romani) ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
boiler	Noun	perra		perra	NORWOOD-VOCAB
boiler	Noun	pira		peera	WHITER-VOCAB	pi- 'drink' (European Romani)
bone	Noun	kellesso		keleso	BRIGHT-VOCAB	kokalo 'bone' (European Romani)
		kokkalos		kokálos	SMART & CROFTON	kokalo 'bone' (European Romani)
		kokkolus		kokóləs	WINSTEDT-1949	kokalo 'bone' (European Romani)
		kokla	['kʰɒklə]			kokalo 'bone' (European Romani)
		kokollus	[kʰə'kʰɒləs]	kokoólus	SMART & CROFTON	kokalo 'bone' (European Romani)
		kokullus				kokalo 'bone' (European Romani)
bones	Noun	kollios		koliəs	WINSTEDT-1949	kokalo 'bone' (European Romani)
bonnet	Noun	dai		di	NORWOOD-VOCAB
		juvvioko stardi		joóvioko stárdi	SMART & CROFTON	džuvli 'woman' (European Romani) stadi(k) 'hat' (European Romani)
		staddi		staddee	ROBERTS-VOCAB	stadi(k) 'hat' (European Romani)
		stardi		stardie	FOX-DERBY	stadi(k) 'hat' (European Romani)
book	Noun	kemva		kemvah	BRIGHT-VOCAB
		lavvolil	['lævɒlɪl]			alav 'word' (European Romani) lil 'letter \| book' (European Romani)
		lel		lel	WHITER-VOCAB	lil 'letter \| book' (European Romani)
		lil	[lɪɫ], ['lɪɫ]	lill, lil	TAYLOR-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, FOX-DERBY, SMART & CROFTON, SAMPSON-BRYANT	lil 'letter \| book' (European Romani)
		lils	[lɪɫz]			lil 'letter \| book' (European Romani)
boot	Noun	chok		chok	SMART & CROFTON	tirax, čiox \| kirax, tirax \| tirax \| tijax 'shoe (e.g.Kalderaš \| Sinti \| Sepečides \| Finnish...)' (European Romani)
		chokka	['ʧɒkʰə]	chókka	SMART & CROFTON	tirax, čiox \| kirax, tirax \| tirax \| tijax 'shoe (e.g.Kalderaš \| Sinti \| Sepečides \| Finnish...)' (European Romani)
		skorni		skō'ni	SMART & CROFTON	skorni \| škorni 'boot' (European Romani)
		skrunya		skrúnya	SMART & CROFTON	skorni \| škorni 'boot' (European Romani)
boots	Noun	chokka	['ʧɒkʰəz]			tirax, čiox \| kirax, tirax \| tirax \| tijax 'shoe (e.g.Kalderaš \| Sinti \| Sepečides \| Finnish...)' (European Romani)
		chokkas	['ʧɒkʰəz]			tirax, čiox \| kirax, tirax \| tirax \| tijax 'shoe (e.g.Kalderaš \| Sinti \| Sepečides \| Finnish...)' (European Romani)
		skonni		skoni	NORWOOD-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB	skorni \| škorni 'boot' (European Romani)
booty	Noun	lurripen		loóripen	SMART & CROFTON	lurr- \| lur- 'rob' (European Romani)
born	Verb	barno	['bɔni:]			born 'born' (English)
		bino		bīno, beéno	EASTANGLIAN, SMART & CROFTON	bijando 'born' (European Romani)
		borno	['bɔnəʊ]			born 'born' (English)
bosh	Noun	lavvines		lavines	SMART & CROFTON	alav 'word' (European Romani)
bosom		burk		berk	SMART & CROFTON	brek 'breast' (European Romani)
boss	Noun	sherikeno gaero		šerikeno gēro	EASTANGLIAN	šero 'head' (European Romani) goro 'gawdja who intermarried with Gypsies' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
both		dui		doói	SMART & CROFTON	duj 'two' (European Romani)
bother	Noun	charra		chára	SMART & CROFTON	čalav- 'touch' (European Romani)
		kerriben		keriben	WINSTEDT-1949	ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
		kinger		kínger	SMART & CROFTON
bottle	Noun	vallin		vallin, válin	NORWOOD-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	valin 'glass \| glass (material) \| bottle \| window' (European Romani)
		vellin	['velɪn]			valin 'glass \| glass (material) \| bottle \| window' (European Romani)
		villin	['vɪlɪn]			valin 'glass \| glass (material) \| bottle \| window' (European Romani)
		wallin		wallin, wálin	ROBERTS-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	valin 'glass \| glass (material) \| bottle \| window' (European Romani)
bottle-neck	Noun	vallineskomen		válinésko-men	SMART & CROFTON	men 'neck' (European Romani) valin 'glass \| glass (material) \| bottle \| window' (European Romani)
bottom (anat.)	Noun	bool	['bʊl]	bool	DAWSON-VOCAB	bul 'buttocks, bottom' (European Romani)
bottom (anat.)	Noun	bul	[bʊɫ], [bʊl]	bûl	SANDERSON	bul 'buttocks, bottom' (European Romani)
bottom upwards	Adverb	talleni rik oprey		taleni rik opr̄́	WINSTEDT-1949	upre 'up \| on' (European Romani) rig 'side' (European Romani) telal 'under' (European Romani)
bough	Noun	bae		bā	SANDERSON
		bai		bai	SAMPSON-BRYANT
		bey		bei	SMART & CROFTON
		kottaruk		cotorook	FOX-DERBY	kotor 'piece' (European Romani) rukh 'tree' (European Romani)
bought	Verb	kinned	['kʰɪnd]			kin- 'buy' (European Romani)
bow	Noun	kosht		cosht	FOX-DERBY	kašt 'wood' (European Romani)
bow	Noun	kusht		cusht	SAMPSON-BRYANT	kašt 'wood' (European Romani)
bowels	Noun	vendri		véndri	SMART & CROFTON	vendri(ja) 'bowel(s) \| entrail(s)' (European Romani)
bowels	Noun	wendraw		wéndraw	SMART & CROFTON	vendri(ja) 'bowel(s) \| entrail(s)' (European Romani)
bowl	Noun	char	['ʧa:]			čaro 'bowl \| plate' (European Romani)
		charo	['ʧa:rəʊ]			čaro 'bowl \| plate' (European Romani)
		charra	['ʧærə]			čaro 'bowl \| plate' (European Romani)
		kaerdillaw		kerdilɔ̄́	WINSTEDT-1949	? 'plate \| platter \| dish' (European Romani)
		kerdilla		kerdíla	WINSTEDT-1949	? 'plate \| platter \| dish' (European Romani)
		kerdillia		kerdilɔ̄́	WINSTEDT-1949	? 'plate \| platter \| dish' (European Romani)
		skodilla bawro		scodilla bauro	NORWOOD-VOCAB	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani) ? 'plate \| platter \| dish' (European Romani)
		skurdilla		skūrdila	WINSTEDT-1949	? 'plate \| platter \| dish' (European Romani)
box	Noun	kamsel		kamsel	EVANS
		klissi		klísi	SMART & CROFTON	klidi(n) 'key' (European Romani)
		mokto		mokto, mochto, moókto	BRIGHT-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	moxto 'box \| chest (unknown etym.)' (European Romani)
		moxto		moχto	SMART & CROFTON	moxto 'box \| chest (unknown etym.)' (European Romani)
		mukto		moókto	SMART & CROFTON	moxto 'box \| chest (unknown etym.)' (European Romani)
		musta	['mʊstə]			moxto 'box \| chest (unknown etym.)' (European Romani)
		mutchta	['mʊʧtə]			moxto 'box \| chest (unknown etym.)' (European Romani)
boxer	Noun	kurromengro		koóromèngro	SMART & CROFTON	kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
boxing glove	Noun	wastengri		wasteŋgri	EASTANGLIAN	vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
boy	Noun	chavingra	[ʧə'vɪŋgrə]			čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
		chavva		chaver	DAWSON-VOCAB	čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
		chavvi	['ʧævi:], ['ʧævi], ['tʃævi:], [ʧævi]	chavi, chave	DAWSON-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
		chavvo	['ʧævəʊ]	chavo, čavo, chávo	WHITER-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN, SMART & CROFTON	čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
		chor	[ʧɔ:], ['ʧɔ:], [ʧɔ:z]	čɔ̄, chau, čɔ:, čɔ:]	WINSTEDT-1948, ROBERTS-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	čhor(-o)(-ikano)(-vano)(-elo)(-oro) 'poor' (European Romani)
		mush-chavvi		moosh-chávi	SMART & CROFTON	murš 'man' (European Romani) čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
		pral	['pʰræl]			phral 'brother' (European Romani)
		rakla		rakla	DAWSON-VOCAB	raklo 'boy (non-Gypsy)' (European Romani)
		raklo		raklo, ráklo	BRIGHT-VOCAB, WINSTEDT-1949, WHITER-VOCAB, FOX-DERBY, EASTANGLIAN, SMART & CROFTON	raklo 'boy (non-Gypsy)' (European Romani)
		rukkelo		Ruckelo	MCGOWAN-WINCON	raklo 'boy (non-Gypsy)' (European Romani)
		tikna	['tʰɪknə], ['tʰɪknəz]			tikno 'small' (European Romani)
		tiknus	['tʰɪknʊs]			tikno 'small' (European Romani)
brain	Noun
brainless	Adjective	goggi	[gɒ'gi:]			godi 'mind \| brain' (European Romani)
brainless	Adjective	goggi's	[gɒ'gi:z]			godi 'mind \| brain' (European Romani)
branch	Noun	kosh	[kʰɒʃ]			kašt 'wood' (European Romani)
brandy	Noun	tattapani		tatta-pa-ne	NORWOOD-VOCAB	pani 'water' (European Romani) tato 'warm \| hot' (European Romani)
		tattipani		tattipani, tati pani	ROBERTS-VOCAB, DAWSON-VOCAB	pani 'water' (European Romani) tato 'warm \| hot' (European Romani)
		tattopani		táttopaáni	SMART & CROFTON	pani 'water' (European Romani) tato 'warm \| hot' (European Romani)
brass	Noun	mullavas		mullavas	FOX-DERBY	molivi 'lead' (European Romani)
brass	Noun	pawch-erri		porcherie	SAMPSON-BRYANT	xajera, xajri, xajro \| hal'ris 'penny' (European Romani) pandž 'five' (European Romani)
brave	Adjective	kek trash	[kʰɛk tɹæʃ]			traš- 'frighten' (European Romani) kek 'some > no, none' (European Romani)
		koshko		coshko	BRIGHT-VOCAB	kuč 'expensive' (European Romani)
		kushta-mui		cushta-mouè	FOX-DERBY	kuč 'expensive' (European Romani) muj 'face \| mouth' (European Romani)
bread	Noun	amora	[ə'mɔrə			maro 'bread' (European Romani)
		maidi	['maɪdi]			mandro 'bread' (European Romani)
		mallo		malo	BRIGHT-VOCAB	maro 'bread' (European Romani)
		manro	['mænrəʊ]			mandro 'bread' (European Romani)
		maro	['ma:rəʊ]			maro 'bread' (European Romani)
		marro		maroo	IRVINE-VOCAB	maro 'bread' (European Romani)
		mawro	['mɔ:rəʊ]	mauro, mawro, maúro	NORWOOD-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, FOX-DERBY, SMART & CROFTON, SAMPSON-BRYANT	maro 'bread' (European Romani)
		moira	['mɔɪrə], ['mɔɪɹə]			maro 'bread' (European Romani)
		mor	['mɔ]			maro 'bread' (European Romani)
		mora	['mɔ:ɹə], ['mɔ:rə], ['mɔ:], ['mɔɹa], ['mɔrə]	mawra, mora	DAWSON-VOCAB	maro 'bread' (European Romani)
		morro	['mɒrəʊ]			maro 'bread' (European Romani)
		motto		moto	DAWSON-VOCAB	maro 'bread' (European Romani)
		ora	['ɔrə], ['ɔ:rə], ['ɔ:ɹə]			maro 'bread' (European Romani)
		ruti	['ɹu:ti]			roti 'type of bread' (Indic)
bread and butter	Noun phrase	kil mawro		kil maúro	SMART & CROFTON	khil 'butter' (European Romani) maro 'bread' (European Romani)
break	Verb	pagger	['pʰaga]	pagur, pager	IRVINE-VOCAB, DAWSON-VOCAB	phag(er)- 'break' (European Romani)
		pog		pog	SMART & CROFTON	phager 'to break, train or tame an animal (one of several meanings)' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		pogger	['pʰɒgə], ['pʰɒgʰə], ['pʰɒɡə]	póger	SMART & CROFTON	phag(er)- 'break' (European Romani)
break a house	Verb	pagger karri		pagga carry	MCGOWAN-WINCON	kher 'house' (European Romani) phag(er)- 'break' (European Romani)
breakfast	Noun	hobben		hobbin	WHITER-VOCAB	xaben 'food' (European Romani)
		sala	['sa:lə]			stadi(k) 'hat' (European Romani)
		salhobben	['sælhɒbən]			xaben 'food' (European Romani) tesarla \| tajsarla \| tehara \| teharin 'morning' (European Romani)
breast	Noun	bark	['ba:k]			brek 'breast' (European Romani)
		burk	['bɜk]	burk, berk	DAWSON-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON, SANDERSON	brek 'breast' (European Romani)
		churchi		Churchey	MCGOWAN-WINCON	čuči 'breast' (European Romani)
breasts	Noun	burkis	['bɜ:kiz]			brek 'breast' (European Romani)
breasts	Noun	mukso		mukso	BRIGHT-VOCAB
breath	Noun	bavval		bával	SMART & CROFTON	balval 'wind' (European Romani)
		bevval		bevval, beval	FOX-DERBY, SAMPSON-BRYANT	balval 'wind' (European Romani)
		bovvil		bovil	WINSTEDT-1948	balval 'wind' (European Romani)
		poov	['pʰu:v]			phurd- 'blow' (European Romani)
breeches	Noun	bullengri		bull-engry	NORWOOD-VOCAB	bul 'buttocks, bottom' (European Romani)
breeches	Noun	hollowai		holowai	BRIGHT-VOCAB	holova 'trousers' (European Romani)
brick	Noun	chikkinokovva		chíkino-kóva	SMART & CROFTON	čhik 'mud \| dirt \| earth' (European Romani) (a)kova 'that' (European Romani)
Brickfield	Noun	chikkinotan		chíkino tan	SMART & CROFTON	than 'place' (European Romani) čhik 'mud \| dirt \| earth' (European Romani)
Brickfield	Noun	kaerikotan		kaíriko tan	SMART & CROFTON	than 'place' (European Romani) ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
bridal for horse's head	Noun	sherraben	['ʃɛɹə,bɛn]			šero 'head' (European Romani)
bride	Noun	rommadi		rómadi	SMART & CROFTON	romdir- 'marry' (European Romani) romni 'Romani woman \| wife' (European Romani)
		rommeni		rómeni	SMART & CROFTON	romni 'Romani woman \| wife' (European Romani)
		romni		rómni	SMART & CROFTON	romni 'Romani woman \| wife' (European Romani)
bridegroom	Noun	rom		rom	SMART & CROFTON	Rom 'autonym \| Gypsy man \| husband' (European Romani)
bridge	Noun	porji		porgee	SAMPSON-BRYANT	phurd 'bridge' (European Romani)
		pudge	['pʰʊʤ]			phurd 'bridge' (European Romani)
		pudj		puj, poodj	WINSTEDT-1949, SMART & CROFTON	phurd 'bridge' (European Romani)
		puggi		pougee, pugey	FOX-DERBY, NORWOOD-VOCAB	phurd 'bridge' (European Romani)
bridle	Noun	chittawardis		čitawardis	WINSTEDT-1948	čhik 'mud \| dirt \| earth' (European Romani) vordon 'cart \| wagon' (European Romani)
		kristamengri		kristameŋgri	WINSTEDT-1949	klis- 'ride' (European Romani)
		sallivarus		sálivárus	SMART & CROFTON	sa(li)vari 'bridle' (European Romani)
		sherengro		sheréngro	SMART & CROFTON	šero 'head' (European Romani)
		shollovardo		shóllovárdo	SMART & CROFTON	sa(li)vari 'bridle' (European Romani)
		sillamengri		silameŋgri	WINSTEDT-1949	šelo 'rope' (European Romani)
		sollivaras		solivarass	FOX-DERBY	sa(li)vari 'bridle' (European Romani)
		sollivengro		sólivéngro	SMART & CROFTON	sa(li)vari 'bridle' (European Romani)
		sollivingro		solivingro	SAMPSON-BRYANT	sa(li)vari 'bridle' (European Romani)
		sollovardo		sólovárdo	SMART & CROFTON	sa(li)vari 'bridle' (European Romani)
bright	Adjective	duddengi		doódengi	SMART & CROFTON	dud 'light' (European Romani)
		duddeno		doódeno	SMART & CROFTON	dud 'light' (European Romani)
		duddomengro		doódoméngro	SMART & CROFTON	dud 'light' (European Romani)
bring	Verb	and		and	SMART & CROFTON	an- 'bring' (European Romani)
		anda		ander	EASTANGLIAN	an- 'bring' (European Romani)
		hand		hand	FOX-DERBY, SMART & CROFTON	an- 'bring' (European Romani)
		kaer	['kʰeə]			ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
		lel	[lel]	lel	DAWSON-VOCAB	lel 'take 3SG' (European Romani)
		righer		rígher	SMART & CROFTON	riger 'carry' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
bristle		bawlesko bal		baúlesko bal	SMART & CROFTON	bal 'hair' (European Romani) balo 'pig' (European Romani)
broad	Adjective	bawro		baúro	SMART & CROFTON	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
broadsheets		gilliaws		ghílyaws	SMART & CROFTON	gili 'song' (European Romani)
broken	Adjective	paggered	['pʰægəd]			phagardo 'broken' (European Romani)
		poggadi		pogerdi	DAWSON-VOCAB	phagardo 'broken' (European Romani)
		poggado		pógado	SMART & CROFTON	phagardo 'broken' (European Romani)
		pogger	['pʰɒgə]			phag(er)- 'break' (European Romani)
		poggered	['pʰɒgəd]			phag(er)- 'break' (European Romani)
broken language	Noun	poggadi chib	['pʰɒgədi:'ʧɪb]			čhib 'tongue \| language' (European Romani) phagardo 'broken' (European Romani)
broken window	Noun	povva bavvolgrai	['pʰɒvə'bævəl'ɡreɪ]			balval 'wind' (European Romani) phag(er)- 'break' (European Romani) graj 'horse' (European Romani)
broken-backed horse		dummeksno grai				graj 'horse' (European Romani) dumo 'back' (European Romani)
broken-backed horse		dummengro				dumo 'back' (European Romani)
broken-kneed horse	Noun	pellengro		peléngro	SMART & CROFTON	pelengro grai 'stallion' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		pogga-chongaw grai		póga-chóngaw-grei	SMART & CROFTON	phag(er)- 'break' (European Romani) čang 'knee' (European Romani) graj 'horse' (European Romani)
		poggado-chongaw grai				čang 'knee' (European Romani) graj 'horse' (European Romani) phagardo 'broken' (European Romani)
broken-winded horse	Noun	bavvalengra		bavalengra	DAWSON-VOCAB	balval 'wind' (European Romani)
		bavvalengro grai		bavval-engro-grî	SANDERSON	balval 'wind' (European Romani) graj 'horse' (European Romani)
		bavvengro		bávéngro	SMART & CROFTON	balval 'wind' (European Romani)
		bevvalengro		bevəleŋgro	HAMP-1929	balval 'wind' (European Romani)
		poggabavval grai		póga-bával-grei	SMART & CROFTON	balval 'wind' (European Romani) phag(er)- 'break' (European Romani) graj 'horse' (European Romani)
		poggado bavvalengro		pógado-chóngaw-grei, poggado-bavval-engro	SMART & CROFTON, SANDERSON	balval 'wind' (European Romani) phagardo 'broken' (European Romani)
brooch	Noun	spingo		spíngo	SMART & CROFTON	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)
		sprangel		spraŋgəl	EASTANGLIAN	espingle 'pin \| spike (Middle French [1340-1611])' (French) épingle 'pin \| spike' (French)
brook		panni		pannee	SAMPSON-BRYANT	pani 'water' (European Romani)
		pashu		pashoo	SAMPSON-BRYANT
		pawni		pawni	SAMPSON-BRYANT	pani 'water' (European Romani)
broom	Noun	yussering kosht		yoósering-kosht	SMART & CROFTON	kašt 'wood' (European Romani) užo 'clean' (European Romani)
broth	Noun	simmen		simen	WINSTEDT-1949	zumi 'soup' (European Romani)
broth	Noun	zimmin		zimin, zímen	BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	zumi 'soup' (European Romani)
brother	Noun	pal	['pʰæl], [pʰæɫ]	pal	DAWSON-VOCAB, TAYLOR-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, FOX-DERBY, SMART & CROFTON, SAMPSON-BRYANT	phral 'brother' (European Romani)
		palla		palla	WHITER-VOCAB	phral 'brother' (European Romani)
		pel		pel	IRVINE-VOCAB	phral 'brother' (European Romani)
		pral	['præl], [pʰɹaɫ], [pɹaɫ], ['præɫ]			phral 'brother' (European Romani)
		prala	['pra:lə]			phral 'brother' (European Romani)
		pralla	['pʰrælə], ['prælə]			phral 'brother' (European Romani)
		pulu		poolu	IRVINE-VOCAB	phral 'brother' (European Romani)
brother-in-law	Noun	stiffa pal	['stɪfə 'pʰæl]			phral 'brother' (European Romani) štif 'step- (relation by marriage)' (European Romani)
brother-in-law	Noun	stiffo pal		stífo-pal	SMART & CROFTON	phral 'brother' (European Romani) štif 'step- (relation by marriage)' (European Romani)
brow	Noun	kor		brow	SMART & CROFTON
brown	Adjective	solven	['sɒɫvən]
brown bread	Noun	kollo marro		Collow marrow	MCGOWAN-WINCON	kalo maro 'brown bread' (European Romani)
brush	Noun	yussering kosht		yoósering-kosht	SMART & CROFTON	kašt 'wood' (European Romani) užo 'clean' (European Romani)
bucket	Noun	chukkeridj		čukerij	WINSTEDT-1948
bucket	Noun	piamengri		pīomeŋgri	WINSTEDT-1949	pi- 'drink' (European Romani)
buckles	Noun	chekkingro		check-ingro	NORWOOD-VOCAB	tirax, čiox \| kirax, tirax \| tirax \| tijax 'shoe (e.g.Kalderaš \| Sinti \| Sepečides \| Finnish...)' (European Romani)
buckles	Noun	chirkengro		chirk-engro	WHITER-VOCAB	tirax, čiox \| kirax, tirax \| tirax \| tijax 'shoe (e.g.Kalderaš \| Sinti \| Sepečides \| Finnish...)' (European Romani)
build	Verb	kaer	['kʰeə]			ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
building	Noun	tan	[tʰæn]			than 'place' (European Romani)
bull	Noun	dai		di	NORWOOD-VOCAB	daj 'mother' (European Romani)
		grov		grōv	SMART & CROFTON	guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
		gruv	['grʊv]			guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
		gruvveni		gruvení	WINSTEDT-1948	guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
		gruvverno	['grʊvənəʊ]			guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
		gurro		goóro	SMART & CROFTON	guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
		gurroni		goóroni	SMART & CROFTON	guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
		mushkeni gruvni		moóshkeni-groóvni	SMART & CROFTON	murš 'man' (European Romani) guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
		mushni gruvni		mušni gruvni	WINSTEDT-1948, WINSTEDT-1949	murš 'man' (European Romani) guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
		ruzlus gruvveni		ruzləs gruveni	WINSTEDT-1948, WINSTEDT-1949	guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani) zoralo 'strong' (European Romani)
bully	Noun	mundjer		munjer	EASTANGLIAN	mundžer- 'squeeze, hug, pinch, nudge (Etym. unkn.)' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
bundle	Noun	bunnik		bunik	EASTANGLIAN	burnik 'handful' (European Romani)
bung		bungarus		bungárus	SMART & CROFTON	bung 'bung' (English)
buried	Verb	purrused		purusd	WINSTEDT-1949	praxosar- 'bury' (European Romani)
burn	Verb	hatcheriban		hatcheriban	SAMPSON-BRYANT	xačiben 'burn \| burning' (European Romani)
		hotcha		hotcha	ROBERTS-VOCAB, DAWSON-VOCAB	xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		katchar		kátchar	SMART & CROFTON	xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		otcha		otcha	DAWSON-VOCAB	xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		yog	[jɒg]	yog	DAWSON-VOCAB	jag 'fire' (European Romani)
burn (n)	Noun	hotchipen	['hɒʧi:pʰen]			xačiben 'burn \| burning' (European Romani)
burn (n)	Noun	tatchipen	['tʰæʧɪpʰen]			tato 'warm \| hot' (European Romani)
burn (v)	Verb	bussel	['bʊsəɫ]
		hotch	['hɒʧ]	hotch	SMART & CROFTON	xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		hotcher		hotcher, hótcher	FOX-DERBY, SMART & CROFTON	xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		hotchi	['hɒʧi:]			xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		kotchi		kotche	WHITER-VOCAB	xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
burning	Verb	hotchi	['hɒʧi:]			xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
burning hot	Adjective	pobbor	['pʰɒbɔ]			phab(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
burnt	Verb	hotchi	['hɒʧi:]			xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		hutch	[hʊʧ]			xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		hutchet	['hʊʧət]			xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		otchadi	['ɒʧədi], ['ɑʧədi]			xačardo 'burnt' (European Romani)
		otchi	['ɒʧi], ['ʊʧɪ]			xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		utch	['ʊʧ], [ʊʧ]			xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		wutch	[ʍʊʧ]			xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		wutchet	['ʍʊʧət]			xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
burnt-out		yogged	[yɒgd], ['jɒgd]			jag 'fire' (European Romani)
bury	Verb	purras		poóras	SMART & CROFTON	praxosar- 'bury' (European Romani)
		purrav		poórav	SMART & CROFTON	praxosar- 'bury' (European Romani)
		purrras				praxosar- 'bury' (European Romani)
		pushna	[pʰʊʃnə]			praxosar- 'bury' (European Romani)
		rigginzi	['rɪɡɪnzi:]
bush	Noun	rukka	['rʊkʰə]			rukh 'tree' (European Romani)
business	Noun	butsi		boótsi	SMART & CROFTON	buti 'work' (European Romani)
		butti		boóti	SMART & CROFTON	buti 'work' (European Romani)
		jivvoben		jívoben	SMART & CROFTON	dživiben (/-ipen) 'life' (European Romani)
		kaeropen		kaíropen	SMART & CROFTON	ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
		kai		kie	DAWSON-VOCAB	(a)kaja 'this (f)' (European Romani)
		karro		karoo	IRVINE-VOCAB	ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
butcher	Noun	maskaera		maskairer	DAWSON-VOCAB	kher 'house' (European Romani) mas 'meat' (European Romani)
		massangra		mass angra	NORWOOD-VOCAB	mas 'meat' (European Romani)
		massengero		masengero	BRIGHT-VOCAB	mas 'meat' (European Romani)
		massengra	[,mæs'ɛŋgɹə], ['mæseŋgrə], ['masɛŋgɹə], ['mæseŋɡrə]			mas 'meat' (European Romani)
		massengri	['mæseŋgri:]			mas 'meat' (European Romani)
		massengro		maséngro	SMART & CROFTON	mas 'meat' (European Romani)
		massingra	['mæsɪŋgrə]			mas 'meat' (European Romani)
butter	Noun	chil	['ʧɪl]			khil 'butter' (European Romani)
		churna	['ʧɜ:nə]			churn 'churn' (English)
		fril		frill	ROBERTS-VOCAB	khil 'butter' (European Romani)
		kal		kal	BRIGHT-VOCAB	khil 'butter' (European Romani)
		kazmin	['kʰæzmɪn]
		kel	[kʰel]	kel	DAWSON-VOCAB	khil 'butter' (European Romani)
		kib		kibb	MCGOWAN-WINCON	khil 'butter' (European Romani)
		kil	['kʰɪl], [kʰɪɫ], ['kʰɪɫ]	kil	NORWOOD-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	khil 'butter' (European Romani)
		killi	['kʰɪlɪ]			khil 'butter' (European Romani)
buttermilk	Noun	kallengri		kaléngri	SMART & CROFTON	khil 'butter' (European Romani)
		sukles		sukləs	WINSTEDT-1949	šuklo 'sour' (European Romani)
		sukles tud		sukləs tud	WINSTEDT-1949	thud 'milk' (European Romani) šuklo 'sour' (European Romani)
button	Noun	kafni		kafni	EASTANGLIAN	karfin\|krafni 'nail' (European Romani)
		kenafni		knafni	EVANS	karfin\|krafni 'nail' (European Romani)
		krafni	['kræfni:]	kráfni	SMART & CROFTON	karfin\|krafni 'nail' (European Romani)
		kratton		craton	ROBERTS-VOCAB	karfin\|krafni 'nail' (European Romani)
		spenk		spenk	WINSTEDT-1949	espingle 'pin \| spike (Middle French [1340-1611])' (French) épingle 'pin \| spike' (French)
buttons	Noun	kraftnis		craftnis	WHITER-VOCAB	karfin\|krafni 'nail' (European Romani)
buy	Verb	bikkin	['bɪkən]			bikin- 'sell' (European Romani)
		kin	['kʰɪn], [kʰɪn]	kin	DAWSON-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB, FOX-DERBY, SMART & CROFTON	kin- 'buy' (European Romani)
		kinav	[kʰɪn'av]			kinav 'buy (1SG)' (European Romani)
		kinnav	['kʰɪnæv]			kinav 'buy (1SG)' (European Romani)
		kinnen	['kʰɪnən]			kin- 'buy' (European Romani)
		kinnes	['kʰɪnes]			kines 'buy 2SG' (European Romani)
buying	Verb	kinning	['kʰɪnɪŋɡ], ['kʰɪnɪn]			kin- 'buy' (European Romani)
by	Adverb	posh		posh	SMART & CROFTON	paša(l) 'nearby' (European Romani)
by	Adverb	posha		pósha	SMART & CROFTON	paša(l) 'nearby' (European Romani)
by	Preposition	adrey	[ə'dreɪ]			andre 'in' (European Romani)
by	Preposition	glan		'glan	EASTANGLIAN	anglal 'in front of \| before' (European Romani)
by and by	Idiom	kennasig		kennessij	BRIGHT-VOCAB	akana 'now' (European Romani) sigo 'soon' (European Romani)
cabbage	Noun	kanarfri	[kʰəna:fri:]			? 'cauliflower' (European Romani)
		shak		shak, schach	BRIGHT-VOCAB	šax 'cabbage' (European Romani)
		shok	['ʃɒk]	shok, shock, shoc	DAWSON-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB	šax 'cabbage' (European Romani)
		shokyaw		shókyaw	SMART & CROFTON	šax 'cabbage' (European Romani)
		shuk	[ʃʊk]			šax 'cabbage' (European Romani)
cabin	Noun	kaeria		kairier	WHITER-VOCAB	kher 'house' (European Romani)
cabin	Noun	pen		pen	WHITER-VOCAB	pen 'pen (e.g. for animals)' (English)
cacare	Noun	kinder		kinder	WINSTEDT-1949	xin(d)- 'defecate' (European Romani)
cajole	Verb	mundjer		munjer	EASTANGLIAN	mundžer- 'squeeze, hug, pinch, nudge (Etym. unkn.)' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
cake	Noun	malliki	['mæləkʰi:]			manřikli 'cake' (European Romani)
		mannikli		manikli	WINSTEDT-1949	manřikli 'cake' (European Romani)
		marrakel		marakel	WHITER-VOCAB	manřikli 'cake' (European Romani)
		marraki		marakey	NORWOOD-VOCAB	manřikli 'cake' (European Romani)
		marrakli		maraclé	WHITER-VOCAB	manřikli 'cake' (European Romani)
		marreki	['mærəkʰi:]			manřikli 'cake' (European Romani)
		marrika	['maɹɪkə]	mariker	DAWSON-VOCAB	manřikli 'cake' (European Romani)
		marriki	['mærɪki:], ['maɹɪki]			manřikli 'cake' (European Romani)
		marrikli	['mærɪkli:]	mariclee, [mærɪkli:]	ROBERTS-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	manřikli 'cake' (European Romani)
call	Verb	kor		kor	SMART & CROFTON
call	Verb	pen	['pʰen]			phen- 'say' (European Romani)
call in	Verb	chinger oprey		čiŋger oprē	WINSTEDT-1948	upre 'up \| on' (European Romani) čhinger- 'quarrel \| shout' (European Romani)
Cambridgeshire	Noun	dovva tem kai o shorrokonni gaeri jivvena		dóva tem kei o shórokoné gairé jivénna	SMART & CROFTON
came	Verb	jaw	['ʤɔ:]			dža- 'go' (European Romani)
came	Verb	jelled	['ʤeɫd], [ʤeld], ['ʤeld]			džal(a) 'go (3SG)' (European Romani)
camp
camp (n)	Noun	atchin' tan	['æʧɪŋ'tʰæn]			ačh- 'stay' (European Romani) than 'place' (European Romani)
camp (n)	Noun	tan		tan	SMART & CROFTON	than 'place' (European Romani)
camp (v)	Verb	atch	['æʧ]			ačh- 'stay' (European Romani)
camp (v)	Verb	besh		besh	DAWSON-VOCAB	beš- 'sit' (European Romani)
camping corners	Noun	konsas		consas	TAYLOR-VOCAB	kunto(s) \| kunč \| ǩučava \| ǩuši \| čoši \| ko 'corner' (European Romani)
can (v)	Verb	sastis		sástis	SMART & CROFTON
can't	Verb	nesti		nesti	EASTANGLIAN	niks(is) 'no \| nothing \| not' (Cant)
can't	Verb	wistis		wistis	WHITER-VOCAB	niks(is) 'no \| nothing \| not' (Cant)
candle	Noun	eb	[eb]			xev 'hole' (European Romani)
		mommali		momelé, momèlé	WHITER-VOCAB	momeli(n) 'candle' (European Romani)
		mumbla		mumbler	DAWSON-VOCAB	momeli(n) 'candle' (European Romani)
		mumbli		mumbli, múmbli	HAMP-1929, SMART & CROFTON	momeli(n) 'candle' (European Romani)
		mumli	['mʊmli:]	mumlee	ROBERTS-VOCAB	momeli(n) 'candle' (European Romani)
		mummali		mumali	NORWOOD-VOCAB	momeli(n) 'candle' (European Romani)
cannabis		kuvva	['kʰʊvə]			(a)kova 'that' (European Romani)
cannon		bawro yoggomengri		baúro-yógoméngri	SMART & CROFTON	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani) jag 'fire' (European Romani)
cannot		nastissa		nastíssa	SMART & CROFTON
cannot		nestis		nestís	SMART & CROFTON	niks(is) 'no \| nothing \| not' (Cant)
cap	Noun	hufa		hūfa	WINSTEDT-1948	houve 'cap \| hood' (Archaic English)
		huffa		hoófa	SMART & CROFTON	houve 'cap \| hood' (Archaic English)
		huffo		huffo	ROBERTS-VOCAB	houve 'cap \| hood' (Archaic English)
		huva		hoova	FOX-DERBY, SAMPSON-BRYANT	houve 'cap \| hood' (Archaic English)
		huvva		huva	NORWOOD-VOCAB	houve 'cap \| hood' (Archaic English)
		kuffa		koófa	SMART & CROFTON	houve 'cap \| hood' (Archaic English)
		staerdi	['steədi:]			stadi(k) 'hat' (European Romani)
captain		beresto sherengro		béresto-sheréngro	SMART & CROFTON	bero 'ship \| boat' (European Romani) šero 'head' (European Romani)
		sherengro		sheréngro	SMART & CROFTON	šero 'head' (European Romani)
		shorengro		shoréngro	SMART & CROFTON	šero 'head' (European Romani)
car	Noun	drag	[dræg]
		kisda	['kʰɪsdə]			klis- 'ride' (European Romani)
		kista	['kʰɪstə]			klis- 'ride' (European Romani)
		kistavarda	['kʰɪstəva:də]			klis- 'ride' (European Romani)
		sasner grai	['sæsnə graɪ]			sastri 'iron' (European Romani)
		skreev	['skri:v], [skri:v], [skɹi:v]			skreev 'car' (Cant)
caravan	Noun	poshaferra		pošafera	WINSTEDT-1949
caravan	Noun	varda	['vɑ:ɹdə], ['va:də], ['vædə], ['væ:də]	varda	DAWSON-VOCAB	vordon 'cart \| wagon' (European Romani)
card	Noun	wardo		wardo, wárdo	EASTANGLIAN, SMART & CROFTON	vordon 'cart \| wagon' (European Romani)
cards	Noun	vadda		vada	NORWOOD-VOCAB	vordon 'cart \| wagon' (European Romani)
cards	Noun	wardi		wárdi	SMART & CROFTON	vordon 'cart \| wagon' (European Romani)
care		kesser		késser	SMART & CROFTON
care		trad		trad	SMART & CROFTON
carpet	Noun	piresto-koppa		peéresto-koppa	SMART & CROFTON	piro (pire- plural) 'foot' (European Romani) kapa 'blanket' (European Romani)
		sovvahari	['sɒvəha:ri:]			sov- 'sleep' (European Romani)
		sowvaharri	['səʊvəhæri:]			sov- 'sleep' (European Romani)
carriage		raiesko-vardo		réiesko-vardo, réiesko-várdo	SMART & CROFTON	raj 'gentleman \| lord' (European Romani) vordon 'cart \| wagon' (European Romani)
carrion		mullomas		moólomás	SMART & CROFTON	mas 'meat' (European Romani) mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
carrot	Noun	lellopammingra	['leləʊpʰə'meŋgrə]			lolo 'red' (European Romani) phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani)
carrots	Noun	spingo		spiŋgɔ:	EASTANGLIAN	espingle 'pin \| spike (Middle French [1340-1611])' (French) épingle 'pin \| spike' (French)
carry	Verb	anda		ander	EASTANGLIAN	an- 'bring' (European Romani)
		rig	['rɪɡ]	rig	SMART & CROFTON	liger- \| irigr- \| igar- 'carry (Gurvari, Lovari, Kosovo Arli- there are other examples in other dialects but these are closest)' (European Romani)
		righer		rígher	SMART & CROFTON	riger 'carry' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		rik				riger 'carry' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		rikker		ríker	SMART & CROFTON	riger 'carry' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		tard	['tʰa:d]
		vel		vel	DAWSON-VOCAB	vel 'come' (European Romani)
carry (it)	Verb	bigger (it)		biggerit	ROBERTS-VOCAB	riger 'carry' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
cars	Noun	drags	[drægz]
cars	Noun	skreevs	['skri:vz]			skreev 'car' (Cant)
cart	Noun	varda	['va:də]	vado	TAYLOR-VOCAB	vordon 'cart \| wagon' (European Romani)
		vardo		vardo, várdo	NORWOOD-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	vordon 'cart \| wagon' (European Romani)
		wardo		wardo	ROBERTS-VOCAB	vordon 'cart \| wagon' (European Romani)
cartwheel		baer		bār	SANDERSON
cartwheel		baerengro		bāréngro	SANDERSON
carve	Verb	chin	['ʧɪn]			čhin- 'cut' (European Romani)
castle		kralisko purro kaer		králisko-poóro kair	SMART & CROFTON	kher 'house' (European Romani) kral(j)o \| kral('/j)i(s) 'king' (European Romani) phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
cat	Noun	madjka		madgka	NORWOOD-VOCAB	mačka 'cat' (European Romani)
		mancha	['mænʧə], ['mænʧəz]			mačka 'cat' (European Romani)
		manksha	['mæŋkʃə], ['mæŋkʃəz]			mačka 'cat' (European Romani)
		mashkel	['mæʃkǝɫ]			mačka 'cat' (European Romani)
		maskel	['mæskəɫ]			mačka 'cat' (European Romani)
		maskrel	['mæskɹəɫz]			mačka 'cat' (European Romani)
		matcha	['mæʧæ]			mačka 'cat' (European Romani)
		matcheku		machuku	IRVINE-VOCAB	mačka 'cat' (European Romani)
		matchi		machi	DAWSON-VOCAB	mačka 'cat' (European Romani)
		matchian		matchian	FOX-DERBY, SAMPSON-BRYANT	mačka 'cat' (European Romani)
		matchika	['maʧɪka]			mačka 'cat' (European Romani)
		matchka	['mæʧkə], ['mæʧkʰə], ['mætʃkʰə]	matchka, matchca, mátchka	WHITER-VOCAB, FOX-DERBY, SMART & CROFTON	mačka 'cat' (European Romani)
		matchko	['mætʃkəʊ]	machco	MCGOWAN-WINCON	mačka 'cat' (European Romani)
		mutsa	['mʊtsə]			mačka 'cat' (European Romani)
catapult		ludja	['lu:ʤə]
catch	Verb	lel	[lɛɫ], [ɫɛɫ]			lel 'take 3SG' (European Romani)
cats	Noun	matchkai		matschkai	BRIGHT-VOCAB	mačka 'cat' (European Romani)
caught	Verb	lelled	['leɫd]			lel 'take 3SG' (European Romani)
cauldron	Noun	kekavvi		kekávi	SMART & CROFTON	kakavi 'kettle' (European Romani)
cauldron	Noun	piri		peéri	SMART & CROFTON	piri 'pot \| pan' (European Romani)
cemetery	Noun	kussimengri tan		kusimengri tan	EASTANGLIAN
ceremonially unclean	Adjective	mokkadi		mokadi	DAWSON-VOCAB	maxado 'dirty \| ceremonially unclean' (European Romani)
certainly	Adverb	auwa		our	SMART & CROFTON	ava \| aua 'yes' (European Romani)
		auwali		oúrli	SMART & CROFTON	ava \| aua 'yes' (European Romani)
		ava		aáva	SMART & CROFTON	ava \| aua 'yes' (European Romani)
		avali		aávali	SMART & CROFTON	ava \| aua 'yes' (European Romani)
chain	Noun	besh		besh	SANDERSON
		chitti		chítti	SMART & CROFTON
		lance	['læns]
		shammut		shammut	ROBERTS-VOCAB
		vengri	['veŋgri:]			veri \| veriga \| verklin, verni \| verid'a 'chain (Finnish \| Kalderaš \| Sinti \| Gurbet)' (European Romani)
		verkel		verkəl	WINSTEDT-1949	veri \| veriga \| verklin, verni \| verid'a 'chain (Finnish \| Kalderaš \| Sinti \| Gurbet)' (European Romani)
		verriga		vériga	SMART & CROFTON	veri \| veriga \| verklin, verni \| verid'a 'chain (Finnish \| Kalderaš \| Sinti \| Gurbet)' (European Romani)
		verriglo		vériglo	SMART & CROFTON	veri \| veriga \| verklin, verni \| verid'a 'chain (Finnish \| Kalderaš \| Sinti \| Gurbet)' (European Romani)
		werriga		wériga	SMART & CROFTON	veri \| veriga \| verklin, verni \| verid'a 'chain (Finnish \| Kalderaš \| Sinti \| Gurbet)' (European Romani)
		werriglo		wériglo	SMART & CROFTON	veri \| veriga \| verklin, verni \| verid'a 'chain (Finnish \| Kalderaš \| Sinti \| Gurbet)' (European Romani)
chair	Noun	besha	['beʃə]			beš- 'sit' (European Romani)
		beshaleyta	['beʃəleɪtə]			tele 'down' (European Romani) beš- 'sit' (European Romani)
		beshamengra	['beʃəmeŋɡrə]			beš- 'sit' (European Romani)
		beshengra	['beʃeŋgrə]			beš- 'sit' (European Romani)
		beshestra	['beʃestrə], [beʃestrə]			beš- 'sit' (European Romani)
		beshomengro		béshoméngro	SMART & CROFTON	beš- 'sit' (European Romani)
		bulkuvva		boólkoóva, bûl kûvâ	SMART & CROFTON, SANDERSON	bul 'buttocks, bottom' (European Romani) (a)kova 'that' (European Romani)
		prat	[pɹæt]
		skammawl		skamɔl	WINSTEDT-1949	skamin 'chair' (European Romani)
		skammeen	['skʰæmi:n]			skamin 'chair' (European Romani)
		skammi		skami	BRIGHT-VOCAB	skamin 'chair' (European Romani)
		skammin		skamin, skámin	BRIGHT-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	skamin 'chair' (European Romani)
		skavvin		skavin	EASTANGLIAN	skamin 'chair' (European Romani)
chalk	Noun	lom		lom	IRVINE-VOCAB	loam 'Soil composed of sand, clay and organic matter.' (English)
chamber	Noun	kamora		kamóra	SMART & CROFTON	komora 'room \| chamber' (European Romani)
change (n)	Noun	parrapen		párapen	SMART & CROFTON	paruv- 'change' (European Romani)
change (v)	Verb	kaer	['kʰeə]			ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
		parra		pára	SMART & CROFTON	paruv- 'change' (European Romani)
		purra		púra	SMART & CROFTON	paruv- 'change' (European Romani)
changed	Verb	porrapenned		porapen'd	EASTANGLIAN	paruv- 'change' (European Romani)
changed	Verb	porravved		poravd	EASTANGLIAN	paruv- 'change' (European Romani)
chap	Noun	chal		chal	SMART & CROFTON	čalado 'family' (European Romani)
charm	Noun	fiz		fiz	TAYLOR-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON
chased		shavved	[ʃævd]			shav 'return' (Hebrew)
chased away		shad	[ʧæd]
chased away		shavved	[ʃævd]			shav 'return' (Hebrew)
cheap	Adjective	chitti luvva	['ʧɪtʰi:'lʊvə]			či(či) 'nothing' (European Romani) love 'money' (European Romani)
		kutch	[kʰʊʧ]			kuč 'expensive' (European Romani)
		latcha	['læʧə]			lačho/-i 'good (/-f)' (European Romani)
		latchi	['læʧi:]			lačho/-i 'good (/-f)' (European Romani)
		latcho		lačo	WINSTEDT-1949	lačho/-i 'good (/-f)' (European Romani)
cheat	Verb	chiv oprey		chiv opré	SMART & CROFTON	upre 'up \| on' (European Romani) čhiv- 'put' (European Romani)
cheat	Verb	mundjer		munjer	EASTANGLIAN	mundžer- 'squeeze, hug, pinch, nudge (Etym. unkn.)' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
cheater	Noun	korromengro		kóroméngro	SMART & CROFTON
cheek	Noun	cham		cham	BRIGHT-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON, SANDERSON	čham 'cheek' (European Romani)
cheek	Noun	mu	[mu:]			muj 'face \| mouth' (European Romani)
cheer up	Idiom	manchi tu		mántchi too	SMART & CROFTON
cheese	Noun	kal	['kʰæl]	kal, cal	DAWSON-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, FOX-DERBY, SAMPSON-BRYANT, SMART & CROFTON	kiral 'cheese' (European Romani)
		kas	['kʰæs]			Käse 'cheese' (German)
		kasm	['kʰæsəm]			Käse 'cheese' (German)
		kassem	['kʰæsəm]			Käse 'cheese' (German)
		keers	['kʰɪəs]			kiral 'cheese' (European Romani)
		kel		kel	IRVINE-VOCAB	kiral 'cheese' (European Romani)
		keril	['kʰerəɫ]			kiral 'cheese' (European Romani)
		kerral		kerall	MCGOWAN-WINCON	kiral 'cheese' (European Romani)
		kiel		ke-el	NORWOOD-VOCAB	kiral 'cheese' (European Romani)
		kil		kil	BRIGHT-VOCAB	kiral 'cheese' (European Romani)
		kiral	['kʰIɹaɫ]			kiral 'cheese' (European Romani)
chemist	Noun	drabbingra	['dræbɪŋgrə]			drab 'medicine' (European Romani)
cherries		lallo kuvvaw		lálo koóvaw	SMART & CROFTON	lolo 'red' (European Romani) (a)kova 'that' (European Romani)
cherry	Noun	durrel	['dʊrəl]
		gudla lolla durrel	['gʊdlə'lɒlə'dʊrəl]
		kerro		kero	BRIGHT-VOCAB	kersa 'cherry' (European Romani)
Cheshire		kalkellimustem		kal-kélimus-tém	SMART & CROFTON	them 'country \| land' (European Romani) ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani) kiral 'cheese' (European Romani)
		kalkellingtem		kal-kéling-tém	SMART & CROFTON	them 'country \| land' (European Romani) ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani) kiral 'cheese' (European Romani)
		kalleskotem		kálesko-tém	SMART & CROFTON	them 'country \| land' (European Romani) kiral 'cheese' (European Romani)
chest	Noun	bek	[bek]			brek 'breast' (European Romani)
chest	Noun	bekki	['bekʰi:]			brek 'breast' (European Romani)
chicken	Noun	chevvari		chĕvĕry	NORWOOD-VOCAB
		kani	['kʰa:ni:], ['kʰæ:ni]	kaani	DAWSON-VOCAB	khajni 'hen' (European Romani)
		kanni	['kʰæni:], ['kæni:], ['kʰa:ni:]	cannee, kani, canney, kanné	ROBERTS-VOCAB, DAWSON-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	khajni 'hen' (European Romani)
		kannis	['kænis]			khajni 'hen' (European Romani)
		kenni	['kʰɛni]			khajni 'hen' (European Romani)
		voshti		voshtee	IRVINE-VOCAB	bašno 'cockerel' (European Romani)
chief		shorrokno		shórokno	SMART & CROFTON
child	Noun	chabbo		chábo	SMART & CROFTON	čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
		chavingra	[ʧə'vɪŋgrə]			čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
		chavo	['ʧɑvəʊ]			čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
		chavva		chaver	DAWSON-VOCAB	čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
		chavvi	['ʧævi:], ['ʧa:vi], ['ʧɑvi], ['ʧævi], [ʧævi:]	chavee, chavi, chave, čavi, chavvi	IRVINE-VOCAB, DAWSON-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, WINSTEDT-1949, SANDERSON	čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
		chavvo		chávo	SMART & CROFTON	čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
		mushipen	['mʊʃɪpen]			murš 'man' (European Romani)
		tarno		tarno, tárno	SAMPSON-BRYANT, SMART & CROFTON	terno 'young' (European Romani)
		tikkeno		tíkeno	SMART & CROFTON	tikno 'small' (European Romani)
		tikna	['tʰɪknə]	tikna	DAWSON-VOCAB	tikno 'small' (European Romani)
		tikno		tikno, tickno, tíkno	NORWOOD-VOCAB, FOX-DERBY, SMART & CROFTON	tikno 'small' (European Romani)
		tiknus	['tʰɪknʊs]			tikno 'small' (European Romani)
children	Noun	chavvay	['ʧæveɪ]			čhave 'children' (European Romani)
		chavvi	['ʧævi:]			čhave 'children' (European Romani)
		chavviaw		chavior	SANDERSON	čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
		chavviaws		chaviors	SANDERSON	čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
		chavviows		chavios	SANDERSON	čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
		chavvis	['ʧævi:z], ['ʧɑviz], ['ʧæviz], [ʧævi:z]			čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
		tiknas	['tʰɪknəz]			tikno 'small' (European Romani)
		tiknases	['tʰɪknəsɪz], ['tʰɪknəsəz], ['tʰɪknəsəs]			tikno 'small' (European Romani)
		tiknis	['tʰɪkniz]			tikno 'small' (European Romani)
chimney	Noun	toffiskon		tophis con	SAMPSON-BRYANT	thuv 'smoke (n)' (European Romani)
chimney	Noun	yoggingri		yogingry	FOX-DERBY	jag 'fire' (European Romani)
chin	Noun	chil		chil	NORWOOD-VOCAB
		chumba		chúmba	SMART & CROFTON
		chumbo		chumbo, choómbo	SAMPSON-BRYANT, SMART & CROFTON
		kumbo		kúmbo	SMART & CROFTON
		tallanowhish		talanowhish	FOX-DERBY
choke		tassa		tásser	SMART & CROFTON	tasav- 'choke \| strangle' (European Romani)
chopper		chinnomeskro		chínoméskro	SMART & CROFTON	čhin- 'cut' (European Romani)
Christ		miduvvelesko chavvo		Mi-dúvelsko Chávo	SMART & CROFTON	devel 'God' (European Romani) čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
christening	Noun	bolla	['bɒlə]			bol- 'baptise' (European Romani)
christmas	Noun	mul divvus	['mʊldɪvʊs]	mul divəs	EASTANGLIAN	dives 'day' (European Romani) mol 'wine' (European Romani)
Christmas day	Noun	bollesko divvus	['bɒleskrədɪvʊs]	bóllesko-dívus	SMART & CROFTON	bol- 'baptise' (European Romani) dives 'day' (European Romani)
		bullesta divvus		bulesta divəs	WINSTEDT-1948	bol- 'baptise' (European Romani) dives 'day' (European Romani)
		bullivan divvus		bulivan divəs	WINSTEDT-1948	bol- 'baptise' (European Romani) dives 'day' (European Romani)
		miduvvel's divvus		mi-dúvel's dívvus	SMART & CROFTON	devel 'God' (European Romani) dives 'day' (European Romani)
		moldivvus		mol-dívvus	SMART & CROFTON	dives 'day' (European Romani) mol 'wine' (European Romani)
church	Noun	kangeri		kahngeree	BRIGHT-VOCAB	khangeri 'church' (European Romani)
		kongeri	['kʰɒŋgəri:]			khangeri 'church' (European Romani)
		kongla	['kʰɒŋgɫə]			khangeri 'church' (European Romani)
		kongling		congling	ROBERTS-VOCAB	khangeri 'church' (European Romani)
		kongra	['kʰɒŋɡrə]			khangeri 'church' (European Romani)
		kongri	['kʰɒŋgri:], ['kʰɒŋɡri:], [kʰɒŋg'ɹi], ['kʰɒŋgɹi]	congri, congré, koŋgri, kóngri	NORWOOD-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN, SMART & CROFTON	khangeri 'church' (European Romani)
		kuggari		Cuggary (or "possibly Cuggury")	MCGOWAN-WINCON	khangeri 'church' (European Romani)
churchyard	Noun	kongripuv	['kʰɒŋgri:'pʰʊv]			phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani) khangeri 'church' (European Romani)
CID	Noun	chavvingra	['ʧævɪŋgɹəz]			čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
cider	Noun	pobbamengri	['pʰɒbəmeŋgri:]			phabaj 'apple' (European Romani)
cider	Noun	povvamengri	['pʰɒvəmeŋgri:]			phabaj 'apple' (European Romani)
cigar	Noun	powgeri		pōgari	EASTANGLIAN
cigar	Noun	tugla	['tʰʊɡlə]			thuvalo/-i 'tobacco \| cigarette' (European Romani)
cigarette	Noun	tugla	['tʰʊɡlə]			thuv 'smoke (n)' (European Romani)
		tuv	['tʰʊv], [tʰʊv]			thuv 'smoke (n)' (European Romani)
		tuvla	['tʰʊvlə], ['tʰʊvla], ['tʰʊvɫə], ['tʰʊvɫəz]	tuvler	DAWSON-VOCAB	thuv 'smoke (n)' (European Romani)
		tuvvala		tuveler	DAWSON-VOCAB	thuvalo/-i 'tobacco \| cigarette' (European Romani)
cigarettes	Noun	tuvlas	['tʰʊvləz], ['tʰʊvɫəz]			thuvalo/-i 'tobacco \| cigarette' (European Romani)
cinder	Noun	vanga		vanger	FOX-DERBY	vangar 'coal' (European Romani)
		vonga		vongur	SAMPSON-BRYANT	vangar 'coal' (European Romani)
		vongur		vongur	FOX-DERBY	vangar 'coal' (European Romani)
circus		sikkomengro		síkoméngro	SMART & CROFTON	sik(av)- 'show \| teach' (European Romani)
city	Noun	boragav	['bɔ:rəgæv]			gav 'village' (European Romani) baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		forroos		foroose	FOX-DERBY, SAMPSON-BRYANT	foro(s) 'town \| fair, market' (European Romani)
		gav		gav	FOX-DERBY	gav 'village' (European Romani)
clay	Noun	lom		lom	IRVINE-VOCAB	loam 'Soil composed of sand, clay and organic matter.' (English)
clean (adj)	Adjective	effa	['ɛfə]
		kel	[kʰel]			ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
		nevya	['nɛvjə]			nevo 'new' (European Romani)
		porno	['pʰɔnəʊ]			parno 'white' (European Romani)
		roodjo	['ru:ʒəʊ]			užo 'clean' (European Romani)
		roodjoi	['ru:ʒɔɪ]			užo 'clean' (European Romani)
		yuso		yoóso	SMART & CROFTON	užo 'clean' (European Romani)
		yuzha	['ju:ʤə], ['ju:ʒə]			užo 'clean' (European Romani)
		yuzo		yoózo	SMART & CROFTON	užo 'clean' (European Romani)
clean (v)		kosher		kósher	SMART & CROFTON	kosher 'conforming to dietary laws' (Yiddish)
		kosser		kósser	SMART & CROFTON	kosher 'conforming to dietary laws' (Yiddish)
		yuser		yoóser	SMART & CROFTON	užo 'clean' (European Romani)
		yusharovva		yoósheróva	SMART & CROFTON	užo 'clean' (European Romani)
clean up	Verb	yuser aprey		yoósher apré	SMART & CROFTON	upre 'up \| on' (European Romani) užo 'clean' (European Romani)
clear (adj)	Adjective	duddeno		doódeno	SMART & CROFTON	dud 'light' (European Romani)
		duddomengro		doódoméngro	SMART & CROFTON	dud 'light' (European Romani)
		yusho		yoósho	SMART & CROFTON	užo 'clean' (European Romani)
cleaver		chinnomengro		chínoméngro	SMART & CROFTON	čhin- 'cut' (European Romani)
cleaver		chinnomeskro				čhin- 'cut' (European Romani)
clever	Adjective	guzberi		guzberi	EASTANGLIAN	gosvaro 'clever' (European Romani)
		jinnaben	['ʤɪnəbən]			džin- 'know' (European Romani)
		jinnamengra	['ʤɪnəmeŋgrə]			džin- 'know' (European Romani)
cloak	Noun	plarshta		plaáshta	SMART & CROFTON	plexo \| pleho \| ploča \| platno 'sheet' (European Romani)
		plashta		plashta	NORWOOD-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	plexo \| pleho \| ploča \| platno 'sheet' (European Romani)
		plashto		Plashtowe	MCGOWAN-WINCON	plexo \| pleho \| ploča \| platno 'sheet' (European Romani)
		plokta		plóchta	SMART & CROFTON	plexo \| pleho \| ploča \| platno 'sheet' (European Romani) poxtan 'linen' (European Romani)
		ploxta		plóχta	SMART & CROFTON	poxtan 'linen' (European Romani)
clock	Noun	ora	['ɔ:rə]	ora, óra	NORWOOD-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	ora 'hour' (European Romani)
clock	Noun	yora		yóra	SMART & CROFTON	ora 'hour' (European Romani)
close	Verb	akai	[ə'kʰaɪ]			akaj 'here' (European Romani)
		pan	['pʰæn], [pʰæn]			phandar- 'close \| lock' (European Romani)
		pand	['pʰænd], [pʰænd]			phandar- 'close \| lock' (European Romani)
		pand aprey		pand apré	SMART & CROFTON	upre 'up \| on' (European Romani) phandar- 'close \| lock' (European Romani)
		pander	['pʰɑ:ndə], [pʰændə], ['pʰændə], ['pandə]			phandar- 'close \| lock' (European Romani)
		panner	['pʰænə]			phandar- 'close \| lock' (European Romani)
		panni	['pʰæni]			phandar- 'close \| lock' (European Romani)
		pappanda	['pʰæpʰændə]			phandar- 'close \| lock' (European Romani)
		parner	['pʰɑ:nə]			phandar- 'close \| lock' (European Romani)
close the door	Verb	bopanda	['bɒpʰændə]			phandar- 'close \| lock' (European Romani)
closed	Verb	pannered		panerd	DAWSON-VOCAB	phandar- 'close \| lock' (European Romani)
cloth	Noun	dikla	['dɪklə]			dik(h)lo '(hand)kerchief \| shawl' (European Romani)
		diklo	['dɪkləʊ]			dik(h)lo '(hand)kerchief \| shawl' (European Romani)
		mizli	['mɪzli:]			mesali 'towel \| scarf' (European Romani)
		parno		párno	SMART & CROFTON	parno 'white' (European Romani)
		partan		pártan	SMART & CROFTON	poxtan 'linen' (European Romani)
		poktan		poktan, póktan	NORWOOD-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	poxtan 'linen' (European Romani)
		poxtan		póχtan	SMART & CROFTON	poxtan 'linen' (European Romani)
		proktin	['prɒktʰɪn]			poxtan 'linen' (European Romani)
clothes	Noun	izaw		eézaw	SMART & CROFTON	idža \| id'a 'clothes' (European Romani)
		izers	['i:zəz], ['i:zez]	eezers	DAWSON-VOCAB	idža \| id'a 'clothes' (European Romani)
		koppi		kopee	IRVINE-VOCAB	kapa 'blanket' (European Romani)
		riddopen		ridopen	EASTANGLIAN	urado 'dressed (adj)' (European Romani) uriben 'clothes' (European Romani)
		rivvoben		rívoben	SMART & CROFTON	uriben 'clothes' (European Romani)
		roddi		ródi	SMART & CROFTON	uriben 'clothes' (European Romani)
		tugges	['tʰʊgez], ['tʰʊgəz]
		tuggis	['tʰʊgiz]
		tugs	[tʰʊgs]
clothes-peg	Noun	gadkosht kuvva		gad-kosht-koóva	SMART & CROFTON	kašt 'wood' (European Romani) (a)kova 'that' (European Romani) gad 'shirt' (European Romani)
clothes-peg	Noun	trusheni		troósheni	SMART & CROFTON
clothing	Noun	roddying		ródi-ing	SMART & CROFTON	uriben 'clothes' (European Romani)
clouds	Noun	chummi		chume	NORWOOD-VOCAB
clover field	Noun	bivan puv		bīván puv	WINSTEDT-1948	bivan (East Slovak) \| bivand (Latvian) 'raw, uncooked \| unripe, underdone, raw' (European Romani) phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani)
		chokni puv		čokni puv	EASTANGLIAN	phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani) čhar-alo/-ako/-ano 'grassy' (European Romani)
		mushni puv		mušni puv	WINSTEDT-1949	murš 'man' (European Romani) phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani) guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
		shokkasamengri		šokəsameŋgri	WINSTEDT-1949	šax 'cabbage' (European Romani)
coach	Noun	raivardo		ri-vardo	NORWOOD-VOCAB	raj 'gentleman \| lord' (European Romani) vordon 'cart \| wagon' (European Romani)
coal	Noun	shil		shill	SAMPSON-BRYANT	šil 'cold' (European Romani)
		vanga		vanga	FOX-DERBY	vangar 'coal' (European Romani)
		vangar		vangar	MCGOWAN-WINCON	vangar 'coal' (European Romani)
		vonga	['vɒŋgə]	vonger	DAWSON-VOCAB	vangar 'coal' (European Romani)
		vonger	['vɒŋgə]			vangar 'coal' (European Romani)
		vongeri		vongere	FOX-DERBY	vangar 'coal' (European Romani)
		wangar		wangar	BRIGHT-VOCAB	vangar 'coal' (European Romani)
		wonga	['wɒnɡə], ['wɒŋɡə]	wonga	DAWSON-VOCAB	vangar 'coal' (European Romani)
coal man	Noun	vongermengra	['vɒŋgəmɛŋgɹə]			vangar 'coal' (European Romani)
coals		angar		ángar	SMART & CROFTON	angar 'coal' (European Romani)
		vongar		vóngar	SMART & CROFTON	vangar 'coal' (European Romani)
		wongar		wóngar	SMART & CROFTON	vangar 'coal' (European Romani)
coarse	Adjective	ruzlo		rúzlo	SMART & CROFTON	zoralo 'strong' (European Romani)
coat	Noun	chaho		cháho	SMART & CROFTON	coxa 'skirt' (European Romani)
		chokka	['ʧɒkʰə], ['ʧɒkə]	choker, chóka	DAWSON-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	coxa 'skirt' (European Romani)
		chokko		choko	BRIGHT-VOCAB	coxa 'skirt' (European Romani)
		chokwan		chockwan	FOX-DERBY, SAMPSON-BRYANT	coxa 'skirt' (European Romani)
		chotcho		Chocho	MCGOWAN-WINCON	coxa 'skirt' (European Romani)
		chowfo		chofo	IRVINE-VOCAB	coxa 'skirt' (European Romani)
		choxa		chóχa	SMART & CROFTON	coxa 'skirt' (European Romani)
		chuffa		choófa, chûffa	SMART & CROFTON, SANDERSON
		chukka	['ʧʊkə], ['ʧʊkʰə], [ʧʊkə]	chucca, chouha, chûkka	ROBERTS-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, SANDERSON	coxa 'skirt' (European Romani)
		chukko		choóko	SMART & CROFTON	coxa 'skirt' (European Romani)
		dai		di	NORWOOD-VOCAB	daj 'mother' (European Romani)
		jaffo	['ʤæfəʊ]
		smuvva	['smʊvə]			smother 'smother' (English)
		tagga	['tʰægə]
cocaine
cock	Noun	bosherro		bosherro	FOX-DERBY	bašno 'cockerel' (European Romani)
		boshni		boshnee	FOX-DERBY	bašno 'cockerel' (European Romani)
		bosseno	['bɒsənəʊ]			bašno 'cockerel' (European Romani)
		busno	['bʊznəʊ]			bašno 'cockerel' (European Romani)
cockerel	Noun	banchno		banchno	NORWOOD-VOCAB	bašno 'cockerel' (European Romani)
		bashno		bashnow, bashuo (sic)	MCGOWAN-WINCON, ROBERTS-VOCAB	bašno 'cockerel' (European Romani)
		boshena		boshĕna	WHITER-VOCAB	bašno 'cockerel' (European Romani)
		boshlod		boshlod	SAMPSON-BRYANT	bašno 'cockerel' (European Romani)
		boshno		boshno, bóshno	SANDERSON, SMART & CROFTON	bašno 'cockerel' (European Romani)
		kokni	['kɒkni]			khajni 'hen' (European Romani) cock 'male chicken' (English)
		roshna	['rɒʃnə]			bašno 'cockerel' (European Romani)
		vashni	['væʃni:]			bašno 'cockerel' (European Romani)
coconut	Noun	pivlioi		pivlioi	EVANS	bivan (East Slovak) \| bivand (Latvian) 'raw, uncooked \| unripe, underdone, raw' (European Romani)
codfish	Noun	mushkeno matcho				murš 'man' (European Romani) mačho 'fish' (European Romani)
coffee	Noun	kalapani	['kʰa:lə'pʰa:ni:]			kalo 'black' (European Romani) pani 'water' (European Romani)
coffee	Noun	pimengri	['pʰi:'menɡri:]			pi- 'drink' (European Romani)
coffin	Noun	moxto		moχto	EVANS	moxto 'box \| chest (unknown etym.)' (European Romani)
		mullamokta	['mʊləmɒktʰə]			mulo 'dead' (European Romani) moxto 'box \| chest (unknown etym.)' (European Romani)
		mullamuchta	['mʊləmʊʃtə]			mulo 'dead' (European Romani) moxto 'box \| chest (unknown etym.)' (European Romani)
		mulleni mukta		muleni mukta	EASTANGLIAN	mulo 'dead' (European Romani) moxto 'box \| chest (unknown etym.)' (European Romani)
		mullo moxto		múlo móχto	SMART & CROFTON	mulo 'dead' (European Romani) moxto 'box \| chest (unknown etym.)' (European Romani)
coin	Noun	bar	[ba:]			bar 'stone \| rock' (European Romani)
coin	Noun	ora	['ɔ:rə]			xajera, xajri, xajro \| hal'ris 'penny' (European Romani)
cold (adj)	Adjective	chilla	['ʧɪɫa]			šilelo 'cold (adj)' (European Romani)
		chilri		chilri	BRIGHT-VOCAB	šil 'cold' (European Romani)
		pogger	['pʰɒgə]			phag(er)- 'break' (European Romani)
		shil	[ʃɪɫ], ['ʃɪɫ]			šil 'cold' (European Romani)
		shillino		shílino	SMART & CROFTON	šilelo 'cold (adj)' (European Romani)
		shillo	['ʃɪləʊ]			šilelo 'cold (adj)' (European Romani)
		shirillo		shírilo	SMART & CROFTON	šilelo 'cold (adj)' (European Romani)
		shuvla		shuvler	DAWSON-VOCAB
		skil (sic)		skil (sic)	ROBERTS-VOCAB	šil 'cold' (European Romani)
cold (n)	Noun	shil		šil, shil	EASTANGLIAN, SMART & CROFTON	šil 'cold' (European Romani)
cold blooded	Adjective	nesher	['neʃə]			nasvalo 'sick, ill' (European Romani)
collar	Noun	mennengro		menéngro	SMART & CROFTON	men 'neck' (European Romani)
collar for horse	Noun	rokkavarda	['ɹɒkə'vɑ:də]
colliers	Noun	vongareskris		voŋgareskris	WINSTEDT-1949	vangar 'coal' (European Romani)
comb	Noun	konga	['kʰɒŋgə]	kónga	SMART & CROFTON	kangli 'comb' (European Romani)
		kongali		kóngali	SMART & CROFTON
		kongel		kongl	SMART & CROFTON
		kongli	[kʰɒŋg'li], ['kʰɒŋɡli:]	conglé	WHITER-VOCAB	kangli 'comb' (European Romani)
		kongri	['kʰɒŋgɹi]	kongri	DAWSON-VOCAB	kangli 'comb' (European Romani)
		kundla	['kʰʊndɫə]			kangli 'comb' (European Romani)
combed	Verb	kongried	['kʰɒŋgɹi:d]			kangli 'comb' (European Romani)
come	Verb	ab	['æb], [ab]			av- 'come' (European Romani)
		av	[æv], ['æv], [av]	av	ROBERTS-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, SANDERSON, SMART & CROFTON	av- 'come' (European Romani)
		avel		avél	SMART & CROFTON	avel(a) 'come 3SG' (European Romani)
		avred	[æv'ɹɛd]			av- 'come' (European Romani)
		avri		avree	DAWSON-VOCAB	avri 'out \| outside' (European Romani)
		avva	['ævə]			av- 'come' (European Romani)
		avver		áver	SMART & CROFTON	av- 'come' (European Romani)
		awel		awél	SMART & CROFTON	avel(a) 'come 3SG' (European Romani)
		hav	['hæv]	hav	ROBERTS-VOCAB, SANDERSON	av- 'come' (European Romani)
		hev		hev	SANDERSON
		jal	['ʤæl], [ʤæɫ]			džal(a) 'go (3SG)' (European Romani)
		jalled	[ʤæɫd]			džal(a) 'go (3SG)' (European Romani)
		jas	['ʤæs]			džas(a) 'go (2SG)' (European Romani)
		jassed	['jæsd]			džas(a) 'go (2SG)' (European Romani)
		jaw	[ʤɔ:]			dža- 'go' (European Romani)
		jel	['ʤel], [ʤɛɫ], [ʤel], ['ʤɛɫ]			džal(a) 'go (3SG)' (European Romani)
		kongli	['kʰɒŋgli:]			kangli 'comb' (European Romani)
		lel	[lel], [lɛɫ]			lel 'take 3SG' (European Romani)
		nash	[næʃ]			naš- 'run (away) \| escape' (European Romani)
		vel	['veɫ], ['vel], [vɛɫ], [vel]	vel	DAWSON-VOCAB, SANDERSON	vel 'come' (European Romani)
		wel		well, wel	SANDERSON, SMART & CROFTON	vel 'come' (European Romani)
come back	Verb	jalpollal	['jælpɒl'læl]			pala(l) 'behind (can't tell if prep or adv)' (European Romani) džal(a) 'go (3SG)' (European Romani)
come here	Verb	awonkai		aonky	IRVINE-VOCAB	av- 'come' (European Romani) akaj 'here' (European Romani)
come here	Verb	jawri	['ʤɔri:]			dža- 'go' (European Romani)
come hither	Verb	avveta		av ĕta	WHITER-VOCAB	av- 'come' (European Romani)
come in	Verb	avva oe(?) mandi		ava oe mandi	DAWSON-VOCAB	av- 'come' (European Romani) mande 'me (OBL LOC)' (European Romani)
come on	Verb	jassan	['ʤæsæn]			džas(a) 'go (2SG)' (European Romani) on 'on' (English)
		jawra	['ʤɔrə]			dža- 'go' (European Romani)
		jel	[ʤɛɫ]			džal(a) 'go (3SG)' (European Romani)
comes		avella		avella	SANDERSON	avel(a) 'come 3SG' (European Romani)
coming	Verb	akaia	[ə'kʰaɪjə]			akaj 'here' (European Romani)
		av	['æv]			av- 'come' (European Romani)
		avley	['ævleɪ]			av- 'come' (European Romani)
		avvin'	['ævɪn]			av- 'come' (European Romani)
		jallin'	['ʤæɫɪn]			džal(a) 'go (3SG)' (European Romani)
		jellin'	['ʤelɪn]			džal(a) 'go (3SG)' (European Romani)
		vella	['velə]			vel 'come' (European Romani)
		vellin'	['velɪn]			vel 'come' (European Romani)
command	Verb	jassi aval akai		iasia vallacai	SAMPSON-BRYANT	akaj 'here' (European Romani) džas(a) 'go (2SG)' (European Romani) avel(a) 'come 3SG' (European Romani)
		ka ekka and kelas		caecca and calass	FOX-DERBY
		kai dovva dowi		keidovedoe	FOX-DERBY	adaj \| odoj 'here \| there' (European Romani) akaj 'here' (European Romani) (a/o)dova 'that' (European Romani)
common (n)	Noun	bukkalo tan		bukalo tan	WINSTEDT-1948	than 'place' (European Romani) bokhalo 'hungry' (European Romani)
commotion	Noun	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)
		kellipen	['kʰɛɫɪpən]			ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
		kellipens	['kʰɛɫɪpənz]			ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
companions	Noun	malliaw		mályaw	SMART & CROFTON
concertina	Noun	bavvolesto gillengri		bavolesto gilengri	WINSTEDT-1948	balval 'wind' (European Romani) gili 'song' (European Romani)
coney (rabbit/hare)	Noun	shoshi		shoshy	MCGOWAN-WINCON	šošoj 'hare' (European Romani)
confined	Verb	poshli		pošli	WINSTEDT-1949
constable	Noun	mowska		moasker	NORWOOD-VOCAB	moskero 'policeman' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
constable	Noun	mushkero		moóshkero	SMART & CROFTON
construct (in engineering)	Verb	kaer		kair	DAWSON-VOCAB	ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
contemptible	Adjective	kandlo		kandlo	EASTANGLIAN	khandalo 'smelly' (European Romani)
conversation		rokkamus		rókamus	SMART & CROFTON	vraker- 'speak' (European Romani)
		rokkerben		rókerben	SMART & CROFTON	vraker- 'speak' (European Romani)
		rokkeroben		rókerobén	SMART & CROFTON	vraker- 'speak' (European Romani)
		rokkeropen		rókeropén	SMART & CROFTON	vraker- 'speak' (European Romani)
convict		bitchamengro		bítchaméngro	SMART & CROFTON	bičh- 'send' (European Romani)
cook	Verb	hobbenengri		hóbenéngri	SMART & CROFTON	xaben 'food' (European Romani)
		hobbenengro		hóbenéngro	SMART & CROFTON	xaben 'food' (European Romani)
		kaer		kair	SMART & CROFTON	kerav- 'cook' (European Romani)
		kaer it	['kʰeə]			kerav- 'cook' (European Romani)
		kel		kel	SMART & CROFTON	kerav- 'cook' (European Romani)
		kerrav		kérav	SMART & CROFTON	kerav- 'cook' (European Romani)
		pekt	['pʰekt]			pek- 'roast \| bake' (European Romani)
cooked meat	Noun	pek mas	['pʰek 'mæs]			pek- 'roast \| bake' (European Romani) mas 'meat' (European Romani)
copper	Noun	hawrengo		haúrengro	SMART & CROFTON	xarkum(a) \| xarkom(a) 'copper' (European Romani)
		hawro		haúro	SMART & CROFTON	xarkum(a) \| xarkom(a) 'copper' (European Romani)
		hollono		hólono	SMART & CROFTON	xarkum(a) \| xarkom(a) 'copper' (European Romani)
		horrukkapan		haurukapan	NORWOOD-VOCAB	xarkum(a) \| xarkom(a) 'copper' (European Romani)
		karreyoben		careoben	SAMPSON-BRYANT
		kawlder	['kʰɔɫdə]			Kalderaš 'coppersmiths \| kettle-makers (name of group)' (European Romani)
		lullo cham		lulo čam	WINSTEDT-1948	lolo 'red' (European Romani) xarkum(a) \| xarkom(a) 'copper' (European Romani)
		mullavas		mullavass	FOX-DERBY	molivi 'lead' (European Romani)
		waro		whāro	WINSTEDT-1949
copper wire	Noun	saski	['sæski]			sastri 'iron' (European Romani)
cord	Noun	shello		shélo	SMART & CROFTON
cord	Noun	shollo		shólo	SMART & CROFTON
cork		bangorus		bangô'rus	SANDERSON
cork		banjoras		banjô'ras	SANDERSON
corn	Noun	giv	['ʤɪv]	giv, give, ghiv	ROBERTS-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, SAMPSON-BRYANT, SMART & CROFTON	giv 'wheat' (European Romani)
		givvi		give	NORWOOD-VOCAB	giv 'wheat' (European Romani)
		green		grene	MCGOWAN-WINCON
corner	Noun	kunshi		koónshi	SMART & CROFTON
corner	Noun	kunsus		koónsus	SMART & CROFTON
corpse	Noun	mollo		molo	WHITER-VOCAB	mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
		mulla		moola	WHITER-VOCAB	mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
		mullo		moólo	SMART & CROFTON	mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
		truppo		troópo	SMART & CROFTON	trupo 'body' (European Romani)
		truppus				trupo 'body' (European Romani)
costly	Adjective	kutchi		kuči	EASTANGLIAN	kuč 'expensive' (European Romani)
couch	Noun	plastomingri		plastomingree	SAMPSON-BRYANT	plexo \| pleho \| ploča \| platno 'sheet' (European Romani)
couch	Noun	wudrus		woodrous	FOX-DERBY	vodros 'bed' (European Romani)
cough	Verb	bitchiven		bičiven	HAMP-1929
		bosherus		bósherus	SMART & CROFTON
		chinkuf	['ʧɪŋkʰʊf]
		shel		shel	SMART & CROFTON
		shil		shil	BRIGHT-VOCAB	šil 'cold' (European Romani)
could not	Verb	nistis		nistis	WHITER-VOCAB	niks(is) 'no \| nothing \| not' (Cant)
could not hear	Verb	mistis shunavva		mistis shunava	WHITER-VOCAB	niks(is) 'no \| nothing \| not' (Cant) šunav(a) 'hear 1SG' (European Romani)
council officer	Noun	rai		rei	DAWSON-VOCAB	raj 'gentleman \| lord' (European Romani)
council official	Noun	ria		reea	DAWSON-VOCAB	raj 'gentleman \| lord' (European Romani)
count	Verb	gin	['ʤɪn], ['gɪn]			gin- 'count' (European Romani)
		ginja		ghínja	SMART & CROFTON	gin- 'count' (European Romani)
		ginya		ghínya	SMART & CROFTON	gin- 'count' (European Romani)
		kin		kin	EASTANGLIAN	kin- 'buy' (European Romani)
country	Noun	bawrifowki		baurifoki	SAMPSON-BRYANT	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani) folk 'people' (English)
		bittu-teym		bittutheim	SAMPSON-BRYANT	bitti 'little' (Cant) them 'country \| land' (European Romani)
		mungkri	['mʊŋkɹiz]
		tam	['tʰæm]			them 'country \| land' (European Romani)
		tem	['tem], [tʰɛm], ['tʰem], [tʰem]	temm, temn, tem	TAYLOR-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN, FOX-DERBY, SMART & CROFTON	them 'country \| land' (European Romani)
		temma		temma	WHITER-VOCAB	them 'country \| land' (European Romani)
		temmas		teməs	EASTANGLIAN	them 'country \| land' (European Romani)
		wavvertan	['wævə'tʰæn]			vaver 'other' (European Romani)
		wavvertem	['wævə'tʰem]			them 'country \| land' (European Romani) vaver 'other' (European Romani)
country (adj)	Adjective	temeskri		teméskri	SMART & CROFTON	them 'country \| land' (European Romani)
countryman	Noun	temengro		teméngro	SMART & CROFTON	them 'country \| land' (European Romani)
		temsagaero		temsəgero	EVANS	goro 'gawdja who intermarried with Gypsies' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) them 'country \| land' (European Romani)
		temsko gaero		temsko drom	EASTANGLIAN	goro 'gawdja who intermarried with Gypsies' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) them 'country \| land' (European Romani)
countryside	Noun	mungkre	['mʊŋkri:]
county	Noun	tem				them 'country \| land' (European Romani)
county-town	Noun	sterripengav		stéripen-gav	SMART & CROFTON	gav 'village' (European Romani) (a)stariben/-ipen 'prison' (European Romani)
court (v)	Verb	kom
cousin	Noun	simensa				si 'to be 3SG' (European Romani) amensa 'with us ' (European Romani)
cousin	Noun	simmensa		simensa	WINSTEDT-1949	si 'to be 3SG' (European Romani) amensa 'with us ' (European Romani)
cover	Verb	chader		čharder	WINSTEDT-1948	učhar- 'cover' (European Romani)
cover (v)		chorova
coverlet (bedspread/quilt)	Noun	kappo		Cappo	MCGOWAN-WINCON	kapa 'blanket' (European Romani)
cow	Noun	gorovvi		gorovee	FOX-DERBY	guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
		gorrif		Gorife	MCGOWAN-WINCON	guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
		grasna	['gɹæsnə]			grasni 'mare' (European Romani)
		grazna		grazner	DAWSON-VOCAB	guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
		grovveni		grovenee	FOX-DERBY, SAMPSON-BRYANT	guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
		growv		grove	SAMPSON-BRYANT	guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
		grumni		grumni	WINSTEDT-1948	guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
		gruvni	['grʊvni:], ['gɹʊvni]	gruvne, gruvni, greuvné	TAYLOR-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
		gruvven				guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
		gruvveni		gruvvenee	ROBERTS-VOCAB	guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
		gruvverni	['grʊvəni:]			guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
		gurni		gurni	WINSTEDT-1948	guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
		gurruv		guruv	DAWSON-VOCAB	guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
		gurummin		gourumin	BRIGHT-VOCAB	guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
		guvni	['gʊvni:]			guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
cow's milk	Noun	guvverni tud	['gʊvəni:'tʰʊd]			thud 'milk' (European Romani) guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
crab	Noun	herengro matcho		heréngro-mátcho	SMART & CROFTON	heroj 'leg' (European Romani) mačho 'fish' (European Romani)
crab	Noun	pobbashutlo		pobba-shutlo	NORWOOD-VOCAB	phabaj 'apple' (European Romani) šuklo 'sour' (European Romani)
cradle	Noun	kosht		cosht	FOX-DERBY	kašt 'wood' (European Romani)
cradle	Noun	mummali		mumallee	SAMPSON-BRYANT	momeli(n) 'candle' (European Romani)
crazy	Adjective	dindla	['dɪndɫə]	dindler	DAWSON-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dingla		dingler	DAWSON-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dinglo		dinglo	DAWSON-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dinla		dinler	DAWSON-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dinlo		dinlo	DAWSON-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dinnilla		diniler	DAWSON-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
cream	Noun	grubni's pallasin		grubnis palasin, grubni's pala sin	WINSTEDT-1948, WINSTEDT-1949
		smantunna		Smantunna	MCGOWAN-WINCON	sme(n)tana 'cream' (European Romani)
		smentin		smentin	WINSTEDT-1949	sme(n)tana 'cream' (European Romani)
		smenting		sménting	SMART & CROFTON	sme(n)tana 'cream' (European Romani)
		smentini		smentini, sméntini	WINSTEDT-1949, EASTANGLIAN, SMART & CROFTON	sme(n)tana 'cream' (European Romani)
		smeutino (sic)		smeutinno (sic)	ROBERTS-VOCAB	sme(n)tana 'cream' (European Romani)
		smintino		smintino	WINSTEDT-1949	sme(n)tana 'cream' (European Romani)
		smintni		smintni	EVANS	sme(n)tana 'cream' (European Romani)
		smitten	['smɪtʰən]			sme(n)tana 'cream' (European Romani)
		spentani		spentani	EASTANGLIAN	sme(n)tana 'cream' (European Romani)
		tud	[tʰʊd]			thud 'milk' (European Romani)
creator	Noun	kaeromengro		káiroméngro	SMART & CROFTON	ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
credit	Noun	passerpen		paserpen	WINSTEDT-1949	ples- 'pay' (European Romani)
creepy attic	Noun	mulleno porras		muleno porəs	EASTANGLIAN	podo 'floor' (European Romani) mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
cress	Noun	panengri shok		panéngri shok	SMART & CROFTON	pani 'water' (European Romani) šax 'cabbage' (European Romani)
cried	Verb	ruvved	['rʊvd]			rov- 'cry' (European Romani)
criticise	Verb	pukker		pukker	DAWSON-VOCAB	phuk(er)- 'tell' (European Romani)
crooked	Adjective	bango	['bæŋɡəʊ]	bango	BRIGHT-VOCAB	bango 'crooked' (European Romani)
crooked	Adjective	bongo		bongo, bóngo	SANDERSON, SMART & CROFTON	bango 'crooked' (European Romani)
cross		hoino		hóino	SMART & CROFTON
		honno		hóno	SMART & CROFTON
		korni		kórni	SMART & CROFTON
cross (n)	Noun	trushel	['truʃəɫ], ['trʊʃəɫ]			trušul 'cross' (European Romani)
		trussel	['trʊsəɫ]			trušul 'cross' (European Romani)
		tushel	['tʰʊʃəɫ]			trušul 'cross' (European Romani)
cross-eyed	Adjective	bongo		bongo	EASTANGLIAN	bango 'crooked' (European Romani)
cross-eyes	Noun	bangri yokt	['bæŋgri:'jɒkt]			bango 'crooked' (European Romani) jakh 'eye' (European Romani)
crow	Noun	kakkaratchi	['kʰækʰəra:ʧi:]			kakaraška 'magpie' (European Romani)
		kali cherkla	['kʰɑ:ɫi 'ʧɜ:kɫə]			kalo 'black' (European Romani) čirikli 'bird' (European Romani)
		kawlo chirriklo				kalo 'black' (European Romani) čirikli 'bird' (European Romani)
crown	Noun	stardi		stardy	FOX-DERBY	stadi(k) 'hat' (European Romani)
crown (currency)	Noun	korna		courna	NORWOOD-VOCAB	k(u)runa \| korona 'crown' (European Romani)
		korrona		koórona	SMART & CROFTON	k(u)runa \| korona 'crown' (European Romani)
		pansh kolla		pansh kóla	SMART & CROFTON	xajera, xajri, xajro \| hal'ris 'penny' (European Romani) pandž 'five' (European Romani)
		pengkolla		peng-colah, peng colah	FOX-DERBY, SAMPSON-BRYANT	xajera, xajri, xajro \| hal'ris 'penny' (European Romani) pengövo 'Hungarian money before 1945' (European Romani)
cry	Verb	rov	[ɹɒv], ['rɒv]	rov	IRVINE-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	rov- 'cry' (European Romani)
		roval	[ɹɒvaɫ]			rovel 'cry 3SG' (European Romani)
		rovvin'		roven	NORWOOD-VOCAB	rov- 'cry' (European Romani)
		rowv	['rəʊv]			rov- 'cry' (European Romani)
		ruv	['rʊv], [rʊv], [ɹʊv]	ruv	DAWSON-VOCAB	rov- 'cry' (European Romani)
		ruvva	['rʊvə]			rov- 'cry' (European Romani)
		sav	[sæv]			asav(a) 'laugh 1SG' (European Romani)
crying	Verb	ruvva	['rʊvə]			rov- 'cry' (European Romani)
crying	Verb	ruvvin'	['rʊvən], ['rʊvɪn], ['ɹʊvɪn]			rov- 'cry' (European Romani)
crystal ball	Noun	dikkamengra	['dɪkʰəmeŋɡrə]			dikh- 'see' (European Romani)
cup	Noun	das		das	WINSTEDT-1948	desto 'handle' (European Romani)
		dash
		desh		deš	EASTANGLIAN	desto 'handle' (European Romani)
		korro	['kʰɒrəʊ]	coro, corow	NORWOOD-VOCAB, FOX-DERBY, SAMPSON-BRYANT	khoro 'jug' (European Romani)
		kurra	['kʰʊrə]			khoro 'jug' (European Romani)
		kurri
		pallo		paloo	IRVINE-VOCAB
		plak		plak	BRIGHT-VOCAB
		tushni		tushnee	FOX-DERBY	tušni 'glass \| bottle' (European Romani)
cup and saucer	Noun	dui dasta		dūi dasta	WINSTEDT-1948	duj 'two' (European Romani) desto 'handle' (European Romani)
		dui-dash
		dui-desh		dui-deš	EVANS
cup of tea	Noun	mukkamangri	['mʊkəmæŋgri:], ['mʊkʰəmæŋgri:]			muter 'urine' (European Romani)
cup of tea	Noun	muttermongri	['mʊtʰə'mɒŋgri:]			muter 'urine' (European Romani)
cupboard	Noun	wudder		wudə	EASTANGLIAN	vudar 'door' (European Romani)
cups	Noun	deshes		dešes	EASTANGLIAN	desto 'handle' (European Romani)
curse	Noun	chingel		chingle	DAWSON-VOCAB	čhingerel 'quarrel \| shout 3SG' (European Romani)
curse	Noun	chuvvion	['ʧʊvi:ɒn]			čovexani 'witch' (European Romani)
cut	Verb	chin	[ʧɪn], ['ʧɪn]	chin	IRVINE-VOCAB, DAWSON-VOCAB	čhin- 'cut' (European Romani)
		chin (it)		chinnet	ROBERTS-VOCAB	čhin- 'cut' (European Romani)
		chinned	[ʧɪnd]			čhin- 'cut' (European Romani)
		chiv	[ʧɪv]	chiv	DAWSON-VOCAB	čhiv- 'put' (European Romani)
		chivved	[ʧɪvd], ['ʧɪvd]			čhin- 'cut' (European Romani)
		chivvi	['ʧɪvi]			čhin- 'cut' (European Romani)
cut (your hair)	Verb	chinni	[ʧɪni]			čhin- 'cut' (European Romani)
cut a purse	Verb	chrin kessi		Chrin kessey	MCGOWAN-WINCON	čhin- 'cut' (European Romani) kisi 'purse' (European Romani)
dad	Noun	da	[dæ:]			dad 'father' (European Romani)
dad	Noun	mai	[maɪ]			daj 'mother' (European Romani)
damage	Verb	pagger		pager	DAWSON-VOCAB	phag(er)- 'break' (European Romani)
damp	Adjective	waffadi	['wæfədi:]			basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
dance (n)	Noun	gilliben	['gɪləben]			gili 'song' (European Romani)
		kellapen		kellapen, kellepen, kelapen	TAYLOR-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, DAWSON-VOCAB	khel- 'dance \| play' (European Romani)
		kelliben	['kʰelɪben], ['kʰeləben]			khel- 'dance \| play' (European Romani)
		kellimus		kelimus	EASTANGLIAN	khel- 'dance \| play' (European Romani)
		kellipen		kelipen	EASTANGLIAN	khelipe(n) (-ibe(n)/-imo(s)) 'dance (n)' (European Romani)
dance (v)	Verb	fob	[fɒb]
		kel	[kʰel], ['kʰeɫ]	kell	ROBERTS-VOCAB	khel- 'dance \| play' (European Romani)
		kella		kella	NORWOOD-VOCAB	khel- 'dance \| play' (European Romani)
		kil	['kʰɪl]			khel- 'dance \| play' (European Romani)
		killin		killin	ROBERTS-VOCAB	khel- 'dance \| play' (European Romani)
		thob	[θɒb]
dancing	Verb	kelliben	['kʰelɪben]			khelipe(n) (-ibe(n)/-imo(s)) 'dance (n)' (European Romani)
		kellimus		kelimus	EASTANGLIAN	khelipe(n) (-ibe(n)/-imo(s)) 'dance (n)' (European Romani)
		kellipen		kelipen	EASTANGLIAN	khelipe(n) (-ibe(n)/-imo(s)) 'dance (n)' (European Romani)
		thobbing	['θɒbɪŋ]
dangerous	Adjective	baffadi		bafadi	DAWSON-VOCAB	basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
dark	Adjective	kawlo		kawlo	WHITER-VOCAB	kalo 'black' (European Romani)
		kekdud	['kʰekdʊd]			dud 'light' (European Romani) kek 'some > no, none' (European Romani)
		rati	['ra:ti:], ['ɹa:ti], ['ɹɑ:tɪ]			rati 'night' (European Romani)
		tamla	['tʰæmlə]			tamlo 'dark' (European Romani)
		tamlo		tamlo	WINSTEDT-1949	tamlo 'dark' (European Romani)
dark (at night)	Adjective	ratti		rate, rattie	BRIGHT-VOCAB, SAMPSON-BRYANT	rati 'night' (European Romani)
dark coloured	Adjective	melleno		meleno	EASTANGLIAN	melalo 'dirty' (European Romani)
darkness	Noun	pratness		pratness	ROBERTS-VOCAB	rati 'night' (European Romani)
		rat		rat	NORWOOD-VOCAB	rati 'night' (European Romani)
		tamlapen	['tʰæmləpʰen]			tamlo 'dark' (European Romani)
daughter	Noun	chai	[ʧeɪ], ['ʧaɪ]	chi	NORWOOD-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	čhaj 'girl' (European Romani)
		chai		chi	BRIGHT-VOCAB	čhaj 'girl' (European Romani)
		chavvi		chavi	TAYLOR-VOCAB	čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
daughter-in-law	Noun	bori	['bɔri:]			bori 'bride \| daughter-in-law' (European Romani)
day	Noun	devvis		devis	BRIGHT-VOCAB	dives 'day' (European Romani)
		devvus		devus	FOX-DERBY	dives 'day' (European Romani)
		deyvis		davies	SAMPSON-BRYANT	dives 'day' (European Romani)
		divrus	['dɪvrʊs]			dives 'day' (European Romani)
		divvus	['dɪvʊs], ['dɪvəs], ['divʊs]	dives, divus, divvus, devis, divas, divous, divvos	IRVINE-VOCAB, DAWSON-VOCAB, TAYLOR-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	dives 'day' (European Romani)
day of judgement	Noun	divvus g'divvus	['dɪvʊs 'g 'dɪvʊs]			dives 'day' (European Romani)
day(s)	Noun	divvus	['dɪvəs]			dives 'day' (European Romani)
daybreak	Noun	sawlo		sawlo	DAWSON-VOCAB	tesarla \| tajsarla \| tehara \| teharin 'morning' (European Romani)
days	Noun	divvus	['dɪvʊs]			dives 'day' (European Romani)
dead	Adjective	mored	['mɔ:d]			mer- 'die' (European Romani)
		mulla	['mʊɫə], ['mʊlə]			mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
		muller	['mʊɫə], ['mʊlə]			mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
		mullered	[mʊləd], ['mʊləd], ['mʊɫəd]	mulerd	DAWSON-VOCAB	mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
		mullo	['mʊləʊ], ['mʊɫəʊ], ['mʊləu]	mulo	TAYLOR-VOCAB	mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
		mulo		mooloo	IRVINE-VOCAB	mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
		mur	['mɜ]			mer- 'die' (European Romani)
dead body	Noun	mullered	['mʊɫəd]			mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
deaf	Adjective	kek shun	[kʰɛk ʃʊn]			kek 'some > no, none' (European Romani) šun- 'hear' (European Romani)
deaf	Adjective	mullo	['mʊləʊ]			mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
deaf person	Noun	shukar kanengro		šukar kaneŋgro	EASTANGLIAN	kan 'ear' (European Romani) kašuko 'deaf' (European Romani)
		shukko-kannengro		šuko-kaneŋgro	WINSTEDT-1949	kan 'ear' (European Romani) kašuko 'deaf' (European Romani)
		shunnes kannengro		šunes-kaeŋgro	WINSTEDT-1949	kan 'ear' (European Romani) šun- 'hear' (European Romani)
dealer	Noun	biknimeskri		biknimeskri	WINSTEDT-1948	bikin- 'sell' (European Romani)
dear (expensive)	Adjective	dowsta	['dəʊstə]			dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
dear child (term of address)	Idiom	bad inderi		bad inderree	IRVINE-VOCAB	dadengero 'bastard' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
dearly	Adverb	mishto		mishto	WHITER-VOCAB	mišto 'good \| well' (European Romani)
death	Noun	maer	['meə]			mer- 'die' (European Romani)
		mar		mar	WHITER-VOCAB	mer- 'die' (European Romani)
		merriben	['merɪbən]	meriben	BRIGHT-VOCAB	mer- 'die' (European Romani)
		merripen	['merɪpen]			mer- 'die' (European Romani)
		mirraban		miraban	SAMPSON-BRYANT	mer- 'die' (European Romani)
		mirrapen		mirapen	FOX-DERBY	mer- 'die' (European Romani)
		mollu		moloo	SAMPSON-BRYANT	mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
		mulla	['mʊɫə]			mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
		mullo		mullo	NORWOOD-VOCAB	mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
deer	Noun	stanni	['stæni:]
deer	Noun	starna		starna	WHITER-VOCAB
DELETE
demon	Noun	muller dindla		muler dindler	DAWSON-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani) mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
deported	Adjective	bitchadipani	['bɪʧə'di:'pa:ni:]			pani 'water' (European Romani) bičh- 'send' (European Romani)
deported	Adjective	bitchadipardi	['bɪʧə'di:'pa:di:]			bičh- 'send' (European Romani) perdal 'through \| across \| over' (European Romani)
desert		bawro kolluri drommo		bauro, coluri dromo	SAMPSON-BRYANT
devil	Noun	bang		baŋ, bang	WINSTEDT-1948, NORWOOD-VOCAB, SANDERSON	beng 'devil' (European Romani)
		beng	[beŋg], [bɛŋ], ['beŋɡ], [beŋ]	beŋ, beng(di), beng	WINSTEDT-1948, IRVINE-VOCAB, DAWSON-VOCAB, TAYLOR-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, FOX-DERBY, EASTANGLIAN, SAMPSON-BRYANT, SANDERSON	beng 'devil' (European Romani)
		benga		benga	SAMPSON-BRYANT	beng 'devil' (European Romani)
		bengla	['beɡlə]			beng 'devil' (European Romani)
		bing		bing	IRVINE-VOCAB	beng 'devil' (European Romani)
		buri bangel		būri baŋgəl	HAMP-1929	beng 'devil' (European Romani) baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		kokkolas		kókoləs	EASTANGLIAN	kokalo 'bone' (European Romani)
		mulla	['mʊlə]			mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
		muller	['mʊlə], ['mʊɫə]			mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
		muller dindla		muler dindler	DAWSON-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani) mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
devil's	Noun	beng's		beng's	TAYLOR-VOCAB	beng 'devil' (European Romani)
devilish	Adjective	bengelo		bengelo	SANDERSON	beng 'devil' (European Romani)
		bengesko		bengesko	EASTANGLIAN, SANDERSON	beng 'devil' (European Romani)
		bengesto		beŋgesto	EVANS	beng 'devil' (European Romani)
diamond	Noun	bar		bar	HAMP-1929	bar 'stone \| rock' (European Romani)
		bavlabar	['bævləba:]			bar 'stone \| rock' (European Romani) barvalo 'rich' (European Romani)
		dudbar	['dʊdba:]			bar 'stone \| rock' (European Romani) dud 'light' (European Romani)
		kushti		kušti	HAMP-1929	kuč 'expensive' (European Romani)
		kutch bar		kuč bar	EASTANGLIAN	bar 'stone \| rock' (European Romani) kuč 'expensive' (European Romani)
		tatchibar	['tʰæʧi:ba:]			bar 'stone \| rock' (European Romani) čačo 'right \| true' (European Romani)
dice	Noun	kulla		kula	IRVINE-VOCAB	khel- 'dance \| play' (European Romani)
did	Verb	kaeravva		kairava	WHITER-VOCAB	kerav(a) 'do (1SG)' (European Romani)
		kaerdomma		kaerdoma	WHITER-VOCAB	kerd(j)om 'do (1SG PAST)' (European Romani)
		kaered	['kʰeəd]			ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
		kelled	['keld], ['kʰeld], [kʰɛɫd]			ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
die	Verb	maer	['meə]			mer- 'die' (European Romani)
		mer	['meə]			mer- 'die' (European Romani)
		merrer		merer	EASTANGLIAN	mer- 'die' (European Romani)
		mor	[mɔ:]			mer- 'die' (European Romani)
		muller	['mʊlə], ['mʊɫəz], ['mʊɫə]	muller	DAWSON-VOCAB	mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
		mullu		mulloo	ROBERTS-VOCAB	mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
died	Verb	mored	[mɔ:d], ['mɔd]			mer- 'die' (European Romani)
dinner-time	Noun	hapristicherris		hapristicheris	ROBERTS-VOCAB	čiros 'time' (European Romani) xa- 'eat' (European Romani)
dirt	Noun	chik	['ʧɪk], [ʧɪk], ['tʃɪk]	chik	DAWSON-VOCAB	čhik 'mud \| dirt \| earth' (European Romani)
dirt	Noun	ful		ful	DAWSON-VOCAB	ful 'excrement' (European Romani)
dirty	Adjective	chikla	['ʧɪklə], ['ʧɪkli:], ['ʧɪkɫə]			čhikelo 'dirty' (European Romani)
		chikli	['ʧɪkli:], [ʧɪkli:], ['ʧɪkɫɪ], ['ʧɪkɫi]	chikli	DAWSON-VOCAB, TAYLOR-VOCAB	čhikelo 'dirty' (European Romani)
		chiklo	['tʃɪkləʊ], ['ʧɪkləʊ]			čhikelo 'dirty' (European Romani)
		hindi		hindi	EASTANGLIAN	xindo 'lousy \| shitty \| bad ' (European Romani)
		hinditti	['hʰɪndɪti:], ['hɪndɪtʰi:]			xindo 'lousy \| shitty \| bad ' (European Romani)
		hint	['hɪnt]			xindo 'lousy \| shitty \| bad ' (European Romani)
		kwoffi	['kʍɒfi]
		mokkadi	['mɒkədi:], ['mɒkədi], ['mɒkʰədi:]			maxado 'dirty \| ceremonially unclean' (European Romani)
		mokkadowi	['mɒkədəʊwi:]			maxado 'dirty \| ceremonially unclean' (European Romani)
		mokkati	['mɒkʰətʰi:], ['mɒkəti]			maxado 'dirty \| ceremonially unclean' (European Romani)
		mokkerdo	['mɒkədəʊ]			maxado 'dirty \| ceremonially unclean' (European Romani)
		moshadi	['mɒʃədi:]			maxado 'dirty \| ceremonially unclean' (European Romani)
		motchadi	['mɒtʃədi:]			maxado 'dirty \| ceremonially unclean' (European Romani)
		mulleno		muleno	EASTANGLIAN	melalo 'dirty' (European Romani)
dirty coloured	Adjective	melleno		meleno	EASTANGLIAN	melalo 'dirty' (Archaic English)
dirty people	Noun	ettimengri	['etʰɪmeŋɡri:]			xin(d)- 'defecate' (European Romani)
dirty people	Noun	mokkadi fowki	['mɒkʰədi:'fəʊkʰi:]			folk 'people' (English) maxado 'dirty \| ceremonially unclean' (European Romani)
dirty-looking thing	Noun	muttermengri	['mʊtəmɛŋgɹi]			muter 'urine' (European Romani)
dirty-mouthed	Adjective	chikla-moied	['ʧɪklə'mɔɪd]			čhikelo 'dirty' (European Romani) muj 'face \| mouth' (European Romani)
disco	Noun	kellipen	['kʰelɪpʰen]			khelipe(n) (-ibe(n)/-imo(s)) 'dance (n)' (European Romani)
dish	Noun	chatti		chatee	IRVINE-VOCAB	čaro 'bowl \| plate' (European Romani)
		kaerdillaw		kerdilɔ̄́	WINSTEDT-1949	? 'plate \| platter \| dish' (European Romani)
		kavvi		kavee	IRVINE-VOCAB	kakavi 'kettle' (European Romani)
		kerdilla		kerdíla	WINSTEDT-1949	? 'plate \| platter \| dish' (European Romani)
		kerdillia		kerdília	WINSTEDT-1949	? 'plate \| platter \| dish' (European Romani)
		kurdilla		kūrdila	EASTANGLIAN	? 'plate \| platter \| dish' (European Romani)
		skodilla tikno		scodilla tikno	NORWOOD-VOCAB	tikno 'small' (European Romani) ? 'plate \| platter \| dish' (European Romani)
		skuddilla		skoodilla	WHITER-VOCAB	? 'plate \| platter \| dish' (European Romani)
		skurdilla		skūrdila	WINSTEDT-1949	? 'plate \| platter \| dish' (European Romani)
		suddia		Suddea	MCGOWAN-WINCON
		tikkeri		tikeree	IRVINE-VOCAB
distance	Noun	droom		droom	IRVINE-VOCAB	drom 'way \| road' (European Romani)
ditch		dowi	[dəʊwi:]
ditch		poov	[pʰu:v]			phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani)
do	Verb	del	[dɛɫ]			del 'give (3SG)' (European Romani)
		kaer	[kʰeə], ['kʰeə]	kair	DAWSON-VOCAB	ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
		kaera	['kʰeərə]			ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
		kel	[kʰɛɫ], ['kʰel]	kel	DAWSON-VOCAB	ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
		kur	[kʰɜ:]			ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
do (n)	Noun	kelliben	['kʰelɪben], ['kʰelɪbən]			ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
do you	Pronoun	tutti		tuti	EASTANGLIAN	tute 'you (LOC)' (European Romani)
do you do	Verb	kerresi		ker-esse	WHITER-VOCAB	keres(a) 'do (2SG)' (European Romani)
do you know?	Verb	jinav	['ʤɪnæv]			džinav(a) 'know 1SG' (European Romani)
do you say	Verb	pennesi		pen-esse	WHITER-VOCAB	phenes(a) 'say 2SG' (European Romani)
doctor	Noun	drab	[dræb]			drab 'medicine' (European Romani)
		drabbengra	['dræbeŋgrə]			drab 'medicine' (European Romani)
		drabbengro		drabengroe	DAWSON-VOCAB	drab 'medicine' (European Romani)
		drabbingra	['dɹæbɪŋgɹə]	drabingrer	DAWSON-VOCAB	drab 'medicine' (European Romani)
		drav	['dræv]			drab 'medicine' (European Romani)
		dravvengra	['dræveŋgrə], ['dræveŋɡə]	dravengra	DAWSON-VOCAB	drab 'medicine' (European Romani)
		dravvingra	['drævɪŋgrə], ['dɹəvɪŋgɹə], ['dɹævɪŋgɹə]			drab 'medicine' (European Romani)
		gravvi	['gɹævi]			drab 'medicine' (European Romani)
		ingramengra	['ɪŋgrəmeŋgrə]
doesn't	Verb	kekka	['kʰekʰə]			kek 'some > no, none' (European Romani)
doesn't	Verb	nai	['naɪ]			na 'no \| not' (European Romani)
dog	Noun	jakkel		jackal	ROBERTS-VOCAB	džukel 'dog' (European Romani)
		jokkel		Jockell	MCGOWAN-WINCON	džukel 'dog' (European Romani)
		jonkul		joncoul	NORWOOD-VOCAB	džukel 'dog' (European Romani)
		juggal		jugal, juggal	WHITER-VOCAB, FOX-DERBY	džukel 'dog' (European Romani)
		juk	['ʤʊk], [ʤʊk]			džukel 'dog' (European Romani)
		jukkel	['ʤʊkəɫ], ['ʤʊkʰel], ['ʤʊkʰəɫ], ['dʒʊkəl], ['ʤʊkʊɫ], ['ʤʊkʰəl], ['dʒʊkʰəɫ], ['ʤʊkəɫz], ['ʤʊkʊɫz], ['ʤʊkǝɫ]	jookil, jukel, chukel, juckal	IRVINE-VOCAB, DAWSON-VOCAB, TAYLOR-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB	džukel 'dog' (European Romani)
		yakkal		yaccal	SAMPSON-BRYANT	džukel 'dog' (European Romani)
dog wood	Noun	jukkelkosh	['ʤʊkʰəlkʰɒʃ]			kašt 'wood' (European Romani) džukel 'dog' (European Romani)
dogs	Noun	jukler	['dʒʊklə]			džuk(e)le 'dogs' (European Romani)
doing	Verb	kellin'	['kʰɛɫɪn]			ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
doing	Verb	vellin'	['velɪn]			vel 'come' (European Romani)
doll	Noun	kukeli		kūkeli	WINSTEDT-1949	kukli \| kukla 'doll' (European Romani)
doll	Noun	kuklo		kuklo	WINSTEDT-1949	kukli \| kukla 'doll' (European Romani)
don't	Verb	kaerka	['kʰeəkʰə]			kek 'some > no, none' (European Romani)
		kaka	['kʰa:kʰə]			kek 'some > no, none' (European Romani)
		kakka	['kʰækʰə]			kek 'some > no, none' (European Romani)
		kek	[kʰɛk], ['kʰek], ['kek]			kek 'some > no, none' (European Romani)
		kekka	['kʰekʰə], ['kʰɛkʰə], ['kʰɛkə], ['kʰekʰərɒkə], ['kʰekʰəmʊʃ]			kek 'some > no, none' (European Romani)
		kekna	['kʰeknə]			kek 'some > no, none' (European Romani) na 'no \| not' (European Romani)
		ma		ma	BRIGHT-VOCAB	ma 'not \| don't' (European Romani)
		maw	[mɔ:]	mâ	IRVINE-VOCAB	ma 'not \| don't' (European Romani)
		nai	['naɪ]			na 'no \| not' (European Romani)
don't!	Verb	ma!		ma!	IRVINE-VOCAB	ma 'not \| don't' (European Romani)
done	Verb	kaered	['kʰeəd], [kʰeə], [kʰeəd]			ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
		kelled	['kʰeld], ['kʰeɫd]			ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
		kured	[kʰɜ:d]			ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
donkey	Noun	maila	[maɪlə]	myla	IRVINE-VOCAB	moila 'donkey ' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		mailo		meilo	DAWSON-VOCAB	moila 'donkey ' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		mila	['meɪlə]			moila 'donkey ' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		mila		méla	WHITER-VOCAB	moila 'donkey ' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		millan		millan	SAMPSON-BRYANT	moila 'donkey ' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
door	Noun	jigga	[ʤɪgə], ['ʤɪgə]			jigger 'door \| gate' (Cant)
		panda	['pʰændə]			phandar- 'close \| lock' (European Romani)
		wodda		woder	WHITER-VOCAB	vudar 'door' (European Romani)
		wodder		wodder	WHITER-VOCAB	vudar 'door' (European Romani)
		wooder	['wu:də]			vudar 'door' (European Romani)
		wudder	['ʍʊdə], [wʊdə], ['wʊdə], ['wʊd]	wooder, wooda, wudda	IRVINE-VOCAB, DAWSON-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB, SAMPSON-BRYANT	vudar 'door' (European Romani)
		wudrus	['ʍʊdɹes], ['wʊdrʊs], ['wʊdrʊs			vudar 'door' (European Romani)
door lock	Noun	klisnev	['klɪsnev]			xev 'hole' (European Romani) klidi(n) 'key' (European Romani)
dove	Noun	pilastera		pilastḗra	WINSTEDT-1949	pilsteni 'pigeon \| dove' (European Romani)
		pillisteria		pilisteria	EASTANGLIAN	pilsteni 'pigeon \| dove' (European Romani)
		pilsterna		pilstḗrna	WINSTEDT-1949	pilsteni 'pigeon \| dove' (European Romani)
down	Adverb	aley	[ə'leɪ]	alai, alay, alláy	DAWSON-VOCAB, SANDERSON	tele 'down' (European Romani)
		ley		'lay	SANDERSON	tele 'down' (European Romani)
		li	['li:]			tele 'down' (European Romani)
		talley		talé, talley	EASTANGLIAN, SANDERSON	tele 'down' (European Romani)
		teley	[tʰə'leɪ], [tʰɛ'ɫeɪ], [te'leɪ], [tə'leɪ]	telai, tĕlay, teláy, telay	TAYLOR-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	tele 'down' (European Romani)
		tuley		toulay	DAWSON-VOCAB	tele 'down' (European Romani)
down-hearted	Adjective	telay ezid		talé ezīd	EASTANGLIAN	tele 'down' (European Romani) (o)zi 'heart\|soul' (European Romani)
drawn	Verb	drov	['drɒv]
dream		dellaprey		delaprey	SAMPSON-BRYANT	upre 'up \| on' (European Romani) del 'give (3SG)' (European Romani)
dream (n)	Noun	sovvapan		sovapan	NORWOOD-VOCAB	sov- 'sleep' (European Romani)
dress (n)	Noun	chukki	['ʧʊkə]			coxa 'skirt' (European Romani)
		ridda		rider	WINSTEDT-1949	urado 'dressed (adj)' (European Romani)
		ridder		rider	EASTANGLIAN	urado 'dressed (adj)' (European Romani)
		ruddaben	['rʊdəben]			urado 'dressed (adj)' (European Romani)
		ruddi		ruddee	ROBERTS-VOCAB	urado 'dressed (adj)' (European Romani)
		shub	['ʃʊb]			? 'dress \| cloak ?' (European Romani)
dress yourself	Verb	rif tot		rif tot	WHITER-VOCAB	tut 'you (obl)' (European Romani) urav- 'dress (v)' (European Romani)
dressed	Verb	ridda	['rɪdə]			urado 'dressed (adj)' (European Romani)
		ringi	['rɪŋɡI:]			urado 'dressed (adj)' (European Romani)
		ruddai		rudai	BRIGHT-VOCAB	urado 'dressed (adj)' (European Romani)
		ruddom		rudom	BRIGHT-VOCAB	urado 'dressed (adj)' (European Romani)
dressed up	Adjective
drink (alcoholic)	Noun	lovvino		Lovinowe	MCGOWAN-WINCON	lovina 'beer' (European Romani)
drink (noun)	Noun	pani	['pʰa:ni:]	parne, panee	NORWOOD-VOCAB, SAMPSON-BRYANT	pani 'water' (European Romani)
drink (noun)	Noun	panni		panee	FOX-DERBY	pani 'water' (European Romani)
drink (v)	Verb	peev	['pʰi:v], [pʰi:v]	peev, pīv	DAWSON-VOCAB, WINSTEDT-1949	pijav(a) 'drink (1SG)' (European Romani)
		pi	['pʰi:], [pʰi:]	pe	NORWOOD-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB	pi- 'drink' (European Romani)
		pia	[pʰɪə]			pi- 'drink' (European Romani)
		piapen	['pʰɪ:ə'pen]			piben 'drink (n)' (European Romani) pi- 'drink' (European Romani)
		pina		piena	WHITER-VOCAB	pi- 'drink' (European Romani)
		piola				pi- 'drink' (European Romani)
		piva	['pʰi:və]			pijav(a) 'drink (1SG)' (European Romani)
drinking	Verb	peeving	[pʰi:vɪŋɡ], ['pʰi:vɪn]			pijav(a) 'drink (1SG)' (European Romani)
drop	Verb	pier	['pʰɪə]			per- 'fall' (European Romani)
drowned		adra pani paddi		adra, panee, paddee	SAMPSON-BRYANT
drunk	Adjective	livvinda	['lɪvəndə]			lovina 'beer' (European Romani)
		mati	['mɑtɪ]			mato 'drunk' (European Romani)
		mato	['mɑ:təʊ]			mato 'drunk' (European Romani)
		matti		matee	IRVINE-VOCAB	mato 'drunk' (European Romani)
		morta	['mɔ:tə], ['mɔ:tʰə]			mato 'drunk' (European Romani)
		morti	['mɔ:ti:], ['mɔ:tʰi:]	mawti	DAWSON-VOCAB	mato 'drunk' (European Romani)
		morto		mauto	WHITER-VOCAB	mato 'drunk' (European Romani)
		motta	['mɒtʰə]			mato 'drunk' (European Romani)
		motti	['mɒtʰi:]	moti	DAWSON-VOCAB	mato 'drunk' (European Romani)
		motto		motto	BRIGHT-VOCAB	mato 'drunk' (European Romani)
		mutti		muti	DAWSON-VOCAB	mato 'drunk' (European Romani)
		peeved	['pʰi:vd], [pʰi:vd]			pijav(a) 'drink (1SG)' (European Romani)
		pivi	['pʰi:vi]			pijav(a) 'drink (1SG)' (European Romani)
drunk man	Noun	mottamengra	['mɒtʰə'meŋgrə]			mato 'drunk' (European Romani)
drunkard	Noun	motsimengri		motsimeŋgri	EASTANGLIAN	mato 'drunk' (European Romani)
drunkard	Noun	muttamengra	['mʊtʰə'meŋgrə]			mato 'drunk' (European Romani)
drunken	Adjective	motto		moto	EASTANGLIAN	mato 'drunk' (European Romani)
drunken dog (expression)	Noun	matto jokkel		matto Jockell	MCGOWAN-WINCON	džukel 'dog' (European Romani) mato 'drunk' (European Romani)
dry	Adjective	kos	['kʰɒs]			khos- 'wipe' (European Romani)
		shirko		širko	EVANS	šuko 'dry' (European Romani)
		shukko		shucco, shukko	ROBERTS-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	šuko 'dry' (European Romani)
		shutlo		shutlo	NORWOOD-VOCAB	šuko 'dry' (European Romani)
		trushlo		trushlo	NORWOOD-VOCAB	trušalo 'thirsty' (European Romani)
		trushna	['trʊʃnə]			trušalo 'thirsty' (European Romani)
		trushni	['trʊʃni:]			truš 'thirst' (European Romani)
duck	Noun	herretzi		heretzi	BRIGHT-VOCAB	raca \| reca \| reč(k)a 'duck' (European Romani)
		pappin	['pʰæpɪn]			papin 'goose \| duck' (European Romani)
		ratchkro		Rachcrow	MCGOWAN-WINCON	raca \| reca \| reč(k)a 'duck' (European Romani)
		retchka	['reʧkʰə]			raca \| reca \| reč(k)a 'duck' (European Romani)
		retza	['retsə]	retsa, retza	NORWOOD-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	raca \| reca \| reč(k)a 'duck' (European Romani)
		rotchka	['rɒʧkʰə]			raca \| reca \| reč(k)a 'duck' (European Romani)
duck gun	Noun	pappadji yoggengri		papaji yogeŋgri	WINSTEDT-1949	jag 'fire' (European Romani) papin 'goose \| duck' (European Romani)
dung	Noun	ful	['fʊɫ]	ful	DAWSON-VOCAB	ful 'excrement' (European Romani)
dust	Noun	char	[ʧɑ:]			čar \| čar \| čhaar 'ash(es)' (European Romani)
dwarf		bottu gawdjo		bottoo, georgio	SAMPSON-BRYANT
dye	Verb	merrer		merer	EASTANGLIAN	mer- 'die' (European Romani)
dyed	Verb	merrered		merer'd	EASTANGLIAN	mer- 'die' (European Romani)
dying	Verb	maer	['meə]			mer- 'die' (European Romani)
		morin'	['mɔɹɪn]			mer- 'die' (European Romani)
		mullering	['mʊlərɪŋ], ['mʊɫəɹɪn]			mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
		mulli	['mʊli:]			mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
eagle		sawvi		sauvee	SAMPSON-BRYANT
ear	Noun	gan	[gæn]			kan 'ear' (European Romani)
		hindi		hindee	IRVINE-VOCAB
		kam (sic)		cam (sic)	ROBERTS-VOCAB	kan 'ear' (European Romani)
		kan	[kʰæn], ['kʰæn], [kʰan]	kan, can	BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, SAMPSON-BRYANT	kan 'ear' (European Romani)
		sharkan		sha-kan	NORWOOD-VOCAB	šero 'head' (European Romani) kan 'ear' (European Romani)
		shunningro	['ʃʊnɪŋgrəʊ]			šun- 'hear' (European Romani)
early	Adjective	bori charus	['bɔ:ri:'ʧa:rʊs]			baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani) čiros 'time' (European Romani)
		kannasig		kana sig	EASTANGLIAN	akana 'now' (European Romani) sigo 'soon' (European Romani)
		sala	['sa:lə]			tesarla \| tajsarla \| tehara \| teharin 'morning' (European Romani)
		salo	['sa:ləʊ]			tesarla \| tajsarla \| tehara \| teharin 'morning' (European Romani)
early morning	Noun	sowla	['səʊlə]			tesarla \| tajsarla \| tehara \| teharin 'morning' (European Romani)
earring	Noun	kanningero		caningarou	ROBERTS-VOCAB	kan 'ear' (European Romani)
earrings	Noun	gilders	['gɪɫdəz]
		kannengri		kan-engré	WHITER-VOCAB	kan 'ear' (European Romani)
		vangli		vanglé	WHITER-VOCAB	vangrusti 'ring' (European Romani)
		vonglis		vonglis	WINSTEDT-1949	vangrusti 'ring' (European Romani)
ears	Noun	inkas	['ɪŋkəz]
		kanchis	['kʰænʧi:z]			kan 'ear' (European Romani)
		kannadas	['kʰænədəz]			kan 'ear' (European Romani)
		kanyas	[kʰænjəz]			kan 'ear' (European Romani)
		kon	['kʰɒn]			kan 'ear' (European Romani)
		savingras	[sə'vɪŋgrəz]			sov- 'swear (an oath)' (European Romani)
earth	Noun	chik		chick	ROBERTS-VOCAB	čhik 'mud \| dirt \| earth' (European Romani)
		ful		ful	DAWSON-VOCAB	ful 'excrement' (European Romani)
		poof		poof	ROBERTS-VOCAB	phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani)
		poov		poov	WHITER-VOCAB	phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani)
		povvi		p'hovee	SAMPSON-BRYANT	phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani)
		powv		phove	SAMPSON-BRYANT	phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani)
		pu		puh	BRIGHT-VOCAB	phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani)
		puv	['pʰʊv]	puv, poov	NORWOOD-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani)
earthen vessel	Noun	kurrio		currio	ROBERTS-VOCAB	khoro 'jug' (European Romani)
earthworm	Noun	chik charsni		čik-čarsni	EVANS	čhik 'mud \| dirt \| earth' (European Romani) čermo \| kermo \| kirmo 'worm' (European Romani)
eat	Verb	al	[aɫ]			xal(a) 'eat (3SG)' (European Romani)
		ha		ha	IRVINE-VOCAB	xa- 'eat' (European Romani)
		hal	['hʰæl]			xal(a) 'eat (3SG)' (European Romani)
		han		han	ROBERTS-VOCAB	xa- 'eat' (European Romani)
		has	['hæs]			xas(a) 'eat (2SG)' (European Romani)
		hol	['hɒɫ], ['hɒl], [hɒl], [hɒɫ]	hol, holl	DAWSON-VOCAB, TAYLOR-VOCAB	xal(a) 'eat (3SG)' (European Romani)
		kobba		koba	WHITER-VOCAB	xaben 'food' (European Romani)
		kol		kol, col	WHITER-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB	xal(a) 'eat (3SG)' (European Romani)
		kolla		kola	WHITER-VOCAB	xal(a) 'eat (3SG)' (European Romani)
		kollo		chollow	SAMPSON-BRYANT	xal(a) 'eat (3SG)' (European Romani)
		kor		kau	WHITER-VOCAB	xa- 'eat' (European Romani)
		kovva		kau-va	WHITER-VOCAB	xav(a) 'eat 1SG' (European Romani)
		ol	['ɒl], [ɒɫ], ['ɒɫz], ['ɒɫ], [ɒl]	ol	DAWSON-VOCAB	xal(a) 'eat (3SG)' (European Romani)
		skran	['skɹæn]			skran 'food' (Cant)
eaten	Verb	hawum		oum	WHITER-VOCAB	xal(j)om 'eat (1SG PAST)' (European Romani)
		holled	['hɒɫd]			xal(a) 'eat (3SG)' (European Romani)
		hollem	['hɒɫəm]			xal(j)am 'eat (1PL PAST)' (European Romani)
		olled	[ɒɫd]			xal(a) 'eat (3SG)' (European Romani)
eater	Noun	oller	['ɒɫə]			xal(a) 'eat (3SG)' (European Romani)
eating	Verb	hollin'		hollin	TAYLOR-VOCAB	xal(a) 'eat (3SG)' (European Romani)
		kolla		kolla	WHITER-VOCAB	xal(a) 'eat (3SG)' (European Romani)
		ollin'	['ɒɫən]			xal(a) 'eat (3SG)' (European Romani)
		skrannin'	['skɹænɪn]			skran 'food' (Cant)
egg	Noun	ora	['ɔ:rə]			jaro 'egg' (European Romani)
		yarro		yarro, yaro	MCGOWAN-WINCON, IRVINE-VOCAB	jaro 'egg' (European Romani)
		yora	['jɔ:rə], ['jɔ:ɹə]	yawrer	DAWSON-VOCAB	jaro 'egg' (European Romani)
		yorra		yora	DAWSON-VOCAB	jaro 'egg' (European Romani)
		yorro	['jɒrəʊ]	yoro	ROBERTS-VOCAB	jaro 'egg' (European Romani)
		yowri		yowrey	NORWOOD-VOCAB	jaro 'egg' (European Romani)
egg cup	Noun	yora		youra	DAWSON-VOCAB	jaro 'egg' (European Romani)
eggs	Noun	oras	['ɔ:rəz]			jaro 'egg' (European Romani)
		varro	['vɒrəʊ]			varo 'egg' (European Romani)
		yarraw		jarroi	BRIGHT-VOCAB	jaro 'egg' (European Romani)
		yoras	['jɔrəz], ['jɔ:rəz], ['jɔɹəz], ['jɔ:ɹəz]			jaro 'egg' (European Romani)
		yoris	['jɔ:ri:z]	yoris	EVANS	jaro 'egg' (European Romani)
eight	Numeral	dui shtors		dui štors	WINSTEDT-1949	duj 'two' (European Romani) štar 'four' (European Romani)
		oitu		oitoo	SAMPSON-BRYANT	oxto 'eight' (European Romani)
		okt	[ɒkt]			oxto 'eight' (European Romani)
		okta	['ɒktə], ['ɒktʰə]	okta, jump	DAWSON-VOCAB, WINSTEDT-1949, WHITER-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	oxto 'eight' (European Romani)
		okto		okhtou	DAWSON-VOCAB	oxto 'eight' (European Romani)
		ol		ol	EASTANGLIAN
		otter	['ɒtə]			oxto 'eight' (European Romani)
eighteen	Numeral	deshdeduistar	['deʃdədu:i:sta:]			thaj 'and' (European Romani) duj 'two' (European Romani) deš 'ten' (European Romani) štar 'four' (European Romani)
		deshdeokta	['deʃdəɒktʰə]			deštha(j)oxto 'eighteen' (European Romani)
		deshtaokta		deshta octa	WHITER-VOCAB	deštha(j)oxto 'eighteen' (European Romani)
		deshtuoct	['dɛʃtuɒkt]			deštha(j)oxto 'eighteen' (European Romani)
eighty	Numeral	okta	['ɒktə]			oxto 'eight' (European Romani)
elder (wood or tree)	Noun	vizzen		vizen	WINSTEDT-1949	veš 'wood\|forest' (European Romani)
		wizzen		wizen	WINSTEDT-1949	veš 'wood\|forest' (European Romani)
		wuzzen		wuzen	WINSTEDT-1949	veš 'wood\|forest' (European Romani)
electric light	Noun	nevvi dud		nevi dud	EASTANGLIAN	dud 'light' (European Romani) nevo 'new' (European Romani)
electric tram	Noun	nevvi duddesti kistering vardo		nevi dudesti kistering vardo	EASTANGLIAN	vordon 'cart \| wagon' (European Romani) dud 'light' (European Romani) klis- 'ride' (European Romani) nevo 'new' (European Romani)
eleven	Numeral	deshdeyak	['deʃdəjek]			dešthajekh 'eleven' (European Romani)
		deshdeyek	['deʃdə'jek], ['deʃdəjek]			dešthajekh 'eleven' (European Romani)
		deshtayek		desh ta yek	WHITER-VOCAB	dešthajekh 'eleven' (European Romani)
		deshtuyek	['dɛʃtujɛk]			dešthajekh 'eleven' (European Romani)
embarrassed	Adjective	ladjed	['læʤd]			ladž- 'be ashamed' (European Romani)
embarrassed	Adjective	ladjed	['læʤd]	lajd	DAWSON-VOCAB	ladž- 'be ashamed' (European Romani)
enemy	Noun	vaffadi mush		vafedi mush	DAWSON-VOCAB	murš 'man' (European Romani) basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
enemy	Noun	waffadi mush		wafedi mush	DAWSON-VOCAB	murš 'man' (European Romani) basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
English Gypsies	Noun	Romanichals	['ɹɒməniʧaɫz], ['rəʊməni: 'tʃælz], ['rəʊmə'ni:'ʧælz], ['rəʊməni:'ʧælz]			čalado 'family' (European Romani) romani 'Gypsy (adj)' (European Romani)
English Gypsy	Noun	Romanichal	['rəʊməni: 'ʧæl], ['rəʊməni:'ʧæl], ['rəʊməni:'tʃæl], ['ɹɒmnɪʧaɫ]			čalado 'family' (European Romani) romani 'Gypsy (adj)' (European Romani)
English Gypsy girl	Noun	Romani chai	['rəʊməni: 'ʧaɪ]			romani 'Gypsy (adj)' (European Romani)
English Gypsy girls	Noun	Romani chais	['rəʊməni:'tʃaɪz]			romani 'Gypsy (adj)' (European Romani) čhaj 'girl' (European Romani)
enough	Adjective	dosta	['dɒstə]			dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
		dotta		dotta	WHITER-VOCAB	dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
		dowsa		doesa	DAWSON-VOCAB	dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
		dowsis		doesis	DAWSON-VOCAB	dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
		dowsta	['dəʊstə]			dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
		dowstas	['dəʊstəz]			dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
		dusta	['dʊstə]			dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
enter	Verb	adra		adra	ROBERTS-VOCAB	andral 'from (within)/inside' (European Romani)
enter	Verb	jodra		jodra	ROBERTS-VOCAB	džal dren 'enter' (European Romani)
every	Adjective	sevori	['səvɔri:]			savore 'all' (European Romani)
every	Adjective	sorkon		sɔ:kon	EASTANGLIAN	sako 'every' (European Romani)
everything	Pronoun	chommani	['tʃɒməni:]			čomoni 'something' (European Romani)
		kukkeri	['kʰʊkʰəri:]			korkořo 'alone' (European Romani)
		kuvva	['kʰʊvə]			(a)kova 'that' (European Romani)
		sawkon kovva		sɔ̄kon kova	WINSTEDT-1949	(a)kova 'that' (European Romani) sako 'every' (European Romani)
evil	Adjective	baffadi		bafadi	DAWSON-VOCAB	basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		beng	['beŋ]			beng 'devil' (European Romani)
		dush		duš	EASTANGLIAN	duxo 'ghost' (European Romani)
		vaffadi		vafadi	DAWSON-VOCAB	basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		waffadi		wafedi	DAWSON-VOCAB	basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		wufferdu	['wʊfədu:]			basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
evil person	Noun	vaffadi mush		vafedi mush	DAWSON-VOCAB	murš 'man' (European Romani) basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
evil person	Noun	waffadi mush		wafadi	DAWSON-VOCAB	murš 'man' (European Romani) basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
evil spirit	Noun	muller mush		muler mush	DAWSON-VOCAB	murš 'man' (European Romani) mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
ewe	Noun	bukri	['bʊkri:]			bakro 'sheep' (European Romani)
excrement	Noun	chin	[ʧɪn]			xin(d)- 'defecate' (European Romani)
		inga		inger	DAWSON-VOCAB	xin(d)- 'defecate' (European Romani)
		kinder	['kʰɪndə]			xin(d)- 'defecate' (European Romani)
expensive	Adjective	dusta luvva	['dʊstə lʊvə]			dosta 'enough' (European Romani) love 'money' (European Romani)
		kootch	['kʰu:ʧ]			kuč 'expensive' (European Romani)
		lovva		lova	EASTANGLIAN	love 'money' (European Romani)
eye	Noun	havura		havoura	SAMPSON-BRYANT
		yak		yak	DAWSON-VOCAB, IRVINE-VOCAB	jakh 'eye' (European Romani)
		yok	['jɒk]	yok, yoc	DAWSON-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB	jakh 'eye' (European Romani)
		yokki	['jɒkʰi:]			jakh 'eye' (European Romani)
eye reading	Noun	durriking	['dʊrɪkʰɪŋ]			dokrapen \| dorikeripe \| doricaripe \| dorikiriben 'fortune-telling' (European Romani)
eyebrow	Noun	yokba	['jɒkbə]			bal 'hair' (European Romani) jakh 'eye' (European Romani)
eyebrows		yokni kownyu		yocne coenue	SAMPSON-BRYANT
eyes	Noun	yakkai		jackai	BRIGHT-VOCAB	jakh 'eye' (European Romani)
		yokkas	['jɒkʰəz]			jakh 'eye' (European Romani)
		yokkers	['jɒkəz]			jakh 'eye' (European Romani)
		yoks	['jɒks], [jɒks], ['jɒkz], [yɒks], [jɒks	yox	NORWOOD-VOCAB	jakh 'eye' (European Romani)
face	Noun	moi	[mɔɪ], ['mɔɪ]	moy, moi	MCGOWAN-WINCON, BRIGHT-VOCAB	muj 'face \| mouth' (European Romani)
		mowi	['məʊwi:]			muj 'face \| mouth' (European Romani)
		mu	['mu:], [mu:]			muj 'face \| mouth' (European Romani)
		mui		mui, mooé, mūi	BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	muj 'face \| mouth' (European Romani)
faint (v)		avessi to jallo		avessi to jallow	SAMPSON-BRYANT
fair	Noun	forras		forəs, forus	WINSTEDT-1948, WHITER-VOCAB	foro(s) 'town \| fair, market' (European Romani)
		valgorus	['vælgɔrʊs]			? 'fair \| market' (European Romani)
		varringera		varingera	BRIGHT-VOCAB	? 'fair \| market' (European Romani)
		waggawlus		waggaulus	ROBERTS-VOCAB	? 'fair \| market' (European Romani)
		walgerus	['wælɡərʊs]			? 'fair \| market' (European Romani)
		welda	['weldə]			? 'fair \| market' (European Romani)
		welgora		welgóra	EASTANGLIAN	? 'fair \| market' (European Romani)
		welgoru		welgoru	WINSTEDT-1949	? 'fair \| market' (European Romani)
		wesgorus	['wesgɔrʊs]			? 'fair \| market' (European Romani)
fairs	Noun	velgoris		vellgouris	TAYLOR-VOCAB	? 'fair \| market' (European Romani)
fall	Verb	paer	['pʰeə]			per- 'fall' (European Romani)
		pertaley		pertaley	ROBERTS-VOCAB	tele 'down' (European Romani) per- 'fall' (European Romani)
		pier	['pʰɪə]			per- 'fall' (European Romani)
fall down	Verb	por aley		por alḗ	WINSTEDT-1949	tele 'down' (European Romani) per- 'fall' (European Romani)
false	Adjective	bango	['bæŋɡəʊ]			bango 'crooked' (European Romani)
false	Adjective	fashna	['fæʃnə]			falš 'false' (European Romani)
family	Noun	dia	['di:ə]			daj 'mother' (European Romani)
		fowki	['fəʊkʰi:]			folk 'people' (English)
		kinshna	['kʰɪnʃnə]
far	Adjective	dor	['dɔ]			dur 'far' (European Romani)
		dur	['dɜ:], ['də]			dur 'far' (European Romani)
		durra	['dʊɹə], ['dʊrə]			dur 'far' (European Romani)
far seeing	Adjective	durriking	['dʊrɪkʰɪŋ]			dokrapen \| dorikeripe \| doricaripe \| dorikiriben 'fortune-telling' (European Romani)
farmer	Noun	bokrengo		bokreŋgo	HAMP-1929	bakro 'sheep' (European Romani)
		gavvengra	['gæveŋgrə]			gav 'village' (European Romani)
		givvengra	['gɪveŋgrə]			giv 'wheat' (European Romani)
		gruvvengra	['grʊveŋgre]			guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
		puvvengra	[pʰʊvɛŋgɹə]			phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani)
farthing	Noun	posh-aera	['pʰɒʃeəɹə], [pʰɒʃ 'eəɹə]			xajera, xajri, xajro \| hal'ris 'penny' (European Romani) paš 'half' (European Romani)
fast	Adjective	mishti		mishti	WHITER-VOCAB	mišto 'good \| well' (European Romani)
fast	Adjective	sig	['sɪg]			sigo 'soon' (European Romani)
fat	Adjective	bori	['bɔ:ri:]			baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		chubba	[ʧʊbə]			chubby 'chubby' (English)
		kollo		kolo	EASTANGLIAN	pešo xalo 'fat person' (European Romani)
		tallo	['tʰæləʊ]			thulo 'thick \| fat' (European Romani)
		trullo	['trʊləʊ]			thulo 'thick \| fat' (European Romani)
		tulla	['tʰʊɫə], ['tʰʊlə]	tula	NORWOOD-VOCAB	thulo 'thick \| fat' (European Romani)
		tulliben		tuliben	BRIGHT-VOCAB	thulo 'thick \| fat' (European Romani)
		tullo	['tʰʊləʊ]	toolo	WHITER-VOCAB	thulo 'thick \| fat' (European Romani)
fat (fem)	Adjective	tulli	['tʰʊli:]			thulo 'thick \| fat' (European Romani)
fat (masc)	Adjective	tullo	['tʰʊləʊ]			thulo 'thick \| fat' (European Romani)
fat hen	Noun	towli akanni		Towley ackhanny	MCGOWAN-WINCON	khajni 'hen' (European Romani) thulo 'thick \| fat' (European Romani)
father	Noun	dad	['dæd], [dæd]	dad	IRVINE-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, SAMPSON-BRYANT, SANDERSON	dad 'father' (European Romani)
		daddarus	['dædərʊs]			daddus 'father' (Cant)
		daddi		dade	BRIGHT-VOCAB	dad 'father' (European Romani)
		daddus	['dædʊs], ['dadəs], ['dædəs]	dadus	DAWSON-VOCAB	daddus 'father' (Cant)
		dai	[daɪ]			daj 'mother' (European Romani)
		daia		dia	DAWSON-VOCAB	daj 'mother' (European Romani)
father-in-law	Noun	romnis dadeskra	['rɒmni:z 'dædeskrə]			dad 'father' (European Romani)
		sastaro	['sæstərəʊ]			sastro 'father-in-law' (European Romani)
		stiffa daddus	['stɪfə 'dædʊs]			daddus 'father' (Cant) štif 'step- (relation by marriage)' (European Romani)
fear (n)	Noun	tresh		tresh	SAMPSON-BRYANT	traš- 'frighten' (European Romani)
fear (v)	Verb	trash		trash	WHITER-VOCAB	traš- 'frighten' (European Romani)
feather	Noun	por		por	BRIGHT-VOCAB	por 'feather' (European Romani)
		porengri		porengri	BRIGHT-VOCAB	por 'feather' (European Romani)
		pori		poree	ROBERTS-VOCAB	por 'feather' (European Romani)
		porra	['pʰɒrə]			por 'feather' (European Romani)
feathers	Noun	pawyas		pɔ̄yə̄s	WINSTEDT-1949	por 'feather' (European Romani)
feathers	Noun	puryas		puryas	WINSTEDT-1949	por 'feather' (European Romani)
feeling (n)		hawlaw		hawlaw	SAMPSON-BRYANT	xoji 'anger' (European Romani)
feet	Noun	perra		pera	NORWOOD-VOCAB	piro (pire- plural) 'foot' (European Romani)
		perri		peray, peré	WHITER-VOCAB	piro (pire- plural) 'foot' (European Romani)
		pieri	['pʰɪəri:], ['pɪəri:], ['pʰi:əri:], [pʰɪəri:]			piro (pire- plural) 'foot' (European Romani)
		piri	['pʰi:əɹi], ['pʰiəɹi]			piro (pire- plural) 'foot' (European Romani)
		piris	['pʰi:əɹiz], ['pʰiəɹɪz]	peeriz	DAWSON-VOCAB	piro (pire- plural) 'foot' (European Romani)
		pirro		piro	BRIGHT-VOCAB	piro (pire- plural) 'foot' (European Romani)
		plorts	[plɔ:ts]
		vidi	['vi:di:]
fellow	Noun	mush		muš	EASTANGLIAN	murš 'man' (European Romani)
female	Adjective	rakli	['rækli:]			rakli 'girl (non Gypsy)' (European Romani)
female cat	Noun	matchka	['mætʃkə]			mačka 'cat' (European Romani)
female children	Noun	chauri		chaori	BRIGHT-VOCAB	čhajori/-a 'girls' (European Romani)
female dog	Noun	jukkles	[,ʤʊk'ɫɛs]			džukli 'female dog' (European Romani)
		jukkli	[,ʤʊk'ɫI]			džukli 'female dog' (European Romani)
		jukli		jukli, joókli	BRIGHT-VOCAB, SMART & CROFTON	džukli 'female dog' (European Romani)
female genitals	Noun	dai		die	DAWSON-VOCAB	daj 'mother' (European Romani)
fence	Noun	baw	['bɔ]			bar 'hedge \| garden' (European Romani)
		ber		ber	HAMP-1929	bar 'hedge \| garden' (European Romani)
		pallias		paliers	DAWSON-VOCAB	phal 'rail' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		stigga	['stɪgə]	stiga	DAWSON-VOCAB	stigga 'gate \| fence' (Cant)
fever	Noun	bugnel		bugnəl	HAMP-1929	bogiňe \| bugiňa 'smallpox' (European Romani)
fiddle	Noun	bash		bash	TAYLOR-VOCAB	bašav- 'to play an instrument' (European Romani)
		bawchamongri		bauchermongre	NORWOOD-VOCAB	bašav- 'to play an instrument' (European Romani)
		bosh	[bɒʃ], ['bɒʃ]	bosh	IRVINE-VOCAB, TAYLOR-VOCAB, SANDERSON	bašav- 'to play an instrument' (European Romani)
		boshamengri		bosh a mengry	WHITER-VOCAB	bašav- 'to play an instrument' (European Romani)
		boshamungeri		bosh-umunguree	IRVINE-VOCAB	bašav- 'to play an instrument' (European Romani)
		boshedi	['bɒʃedi:]			bašav- 'to play an instrument' (European Romani)
		boshimangri		boshimangree	ROBERTS-VOCAB	bašav- 'to play an instrument' (European Romani)
		boshri		boshree	ROBERTS-VOCAB	bašav- 'to play an instrument' (European Romani)
fiddle-player	Noun	boshengri		boshengri	TAYLOR-VOCAB	bašav- 'to play an instrument' (European Romani)
fiddler	Noun	bashingro		bash-ingro	TAYLOR-VOCAB	bašav- 'to play an instrument' (European Romani)
		boshamengero		boschemengero	BRIGHT-VOCAB	bašav- 'to play an instrument' (European Romani)
		boshamongro		bosh a mongro	WHITER-VOCAB	bašav- 'to play an instrument' (European Romani)
field	Noun	charngri	['ʧa:ŋgri:]
		chowvi	[ʧəʊvi:]			čhar-alo/-ako/-ano 'grassy' (European Romani)
		dowi	[dəʊwi:]
		poov	[pu:v]			phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani)
		powf		pofe	ROBERTS-VOCAB	phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani)
		puv	[pʰʊv], ['pʰʊv]	puv	DAWSON-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB	phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani)
		puvva	['pʰʊvə]			phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani)
fifteen	Numeral	deshtapansh		deshta pansch	WHITER-VOCAB	deštha(j)pandž 'fifteen' (European Romani)
fifteen	Numeral	deshtupanch	['dɛʃtupʰænʧ]			deštha(j)pandž 'fifteen' (European Romani)
fifty	Numeral	pancha	['pʰɑnʧə]			pandž 'five' (European Romani)
fifty	Numeral	panchdo	['pʰanʧtəʊ]			pandž 'five' (European Romani)
fight (?)	Noun	kullying kallaben		kuliing (?) kalaben	DAWSON-VOCAB
fight (n)	Noun	kor	[kʰɔ:]			kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
		kora	['kʰɔ:rə]			kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
		korben	['kɔ:bən]			kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
		kuriben	['kʰu:rɪben]			kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
		kurriben	['kʰʊrɪben]			kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
fight (v)	Verb	ching	['ʧɪŋg]			čhinger- 'quarrel \| shout' (European Romani)
		kampen (sic)		campen	SAMPSON-BRYANT
		kor	[kʰɔ:], ['kʰɔ]	koor, kawr, kor	IRVINE-VOCAB, DAWSON-VOCAB	kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
		kuer		cooa	ROBERTS-VOCAB	kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
		pagger	['pʰægə]			phag(er)- 'break' (European Romani)
		pogger	['pʰɒɡə]			phag(er)- 'break' (European Romani)
fighting	Verb	korin'	['kʰɔ:ɹɪn], ['kɔ:rɪn], ['kʰɔɹɪn]	courin	NORWOOD-VOCAB	kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
fighting	Verb	moring	['mɔ:rɪŋ]			mer- 'die' (European Romani)
fighting man	Noun
fill	Verb	tarder		tarder	EASTANGLIAN	pher- 'fill' (European Romani)
filthy	Adjective	hinditti	['hʰɪndɪti:]			xindo 'lousy \| shitty \| bad ' (European Romani)
filthy people	Noun	hindittimengra	[hɪn'dɪti:'meŋɡrə]			xindo 'lousy \| shitty \| bad ' (European Romani)
find	Verb	lasta	['mʊstə]			(a)(l)ač(h)/kh- 'find' (European Romani)
		latch	['lætʃ]			(a)(l)ač(h)/kh- 'find' (European Romani)
		latcht		latcht	ROBERTS-VOCAB	(a)(l)ač(h)/kh- 'find' (European Romani)
		rod	['rɒd]			rod- 'search (v)' (European Romani)
fine	Adjective	bori		bɔ:ri	EASTANGLIAN	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
fine ladies	Noun	kinchni rawnis		kinčni rɔ̄nis	WINSTEDT-1949
finger	Noun	gushtra	['gʊʃtra]			angušt 'finger' (European Romani)
		vallashti		valashtee	SAMPSON-BRYANT	angušt 'finger' (European Romani)
		vonnish	['vɒnɪʃ]			angušt 'finger' (European Romani)
		wangisha		wangisha	ROBERTS-VOCAB	angušt 'finger' (European Romani)
		wunnishki		wunishkee	IRVINE-VOCAB	angušt 'finger' (European Romani)
fingers	Noun	fangasti		fang-gaste	WHITER-VOCAB	angušt 'finger' (European Romani)
		vangus	['væŋɡəs], ['væŋɡʊs]			angušt 'finger' (European Romani)
		vastrus	['væstrʊs]			vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
		vawngasti		vaungasté	WHITER-VOCAB	angušt 'finger' (European Romani)
		vongasta		vongasta	NORWOOD-VOCAB	angušt 'finger' (European Romani)
		wangesto		wangesto	BRIGHT-VOCAB	angušt 'finger' (European Romani)
		wangisto		wangisto	BRIGHT-VOCAB	angušt 'finger' (European Romani)
		wongust	['wɒŋɡʊst]			angušt 'finger' (European Romani)
finished	Verb	kaered	['kʰeəd]			ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
fire (n)	Noun	og	[ɒg]			jag 'fire' (European Romani)
		yag		Yagge, yag	MCGOWAN-WINCON, IRVINE-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	jag 'fire' (European Romani)
		yal	[yæɫ]			jag 'fire' (European Romani)
		yeg		jeg	BRIGHT-VOCAB	jag 'fire' (European Romani)
		yog	['jɒg], [jɒg], ['jɒɡ], [yɒg]	yog, yorg, jog	DAWSON-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, SAMPSON-BRYANT	jag 'fire' (European Romani)
fire (v)	Verb	yog		yog	DAWSON-VOCAB	jag 'fire' (European Romani)
fire oven	Noun	bov	['bɒv]			bov 'oven' (European Romani)
fire stand	Noun	chitis	['tʃi:tʰi:z]
fire-arms	Noun	yaggengeri		yag-enguree	IRVINE-VOCAB	jag 'fire' (European Romani)
fires	Noun	yogs	['jɒgs]			jag 'fire' (European Romani)
firewood	Noun	yogkosh		yogkosh	DAWSON-VOCAB	kašt 'wood' (European Romani) jag 'fire' (European Romani)
firework		yogbuti		yog-buti	EVANS	buti 'work' (European Romani) jag 'fire' (European Romani)
fish (n)	Noun	matcha	['maʧa], ['mæʧə]			mačho 'fish' (European Romani)
		matchi	['mæʧi:]	machee, matchee	IRVINE-VOCAB, SAMPSON-BRYANT	mačho 'fish' (European Romani)
		matchki	['mæʧki:]			mačho 'fish' (European Romani)
		matcho	['mæʧəʊ]	machoe, macho, matcho, matscho	DAWSON-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	mačho 'fish' (European Romani)
		matchu		matshu	NORWOOD-VOCAB	mačho 'fish' (European Romani)
		plat	[pɫæt]
fish (pl)	Noun	matchai		machai	BRIGHT-VOCAB	mačho 'fish' (European Romani)
fisherman	Noun	matchigera	['mæʧi:'geərə]			goro 'gawdja who intermarried with Gypsies' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) mačho 'fish' (European Romani)
fisherman	Noun	matchkamush	['mæʧkəmʊʃ]			murš 'man' (European Romani) mačho 'fish' (European Romani)
fishing	Verb	matchoing		mačoing	EASTANGLIAN	mačho 'fish' (European Romani)
fist	Noun	vasti		vastee, vaste	IRVINE-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
fit	Adjective	rizzer		rizer	WINSTEDT-1949	zoralo 'strong' (European Romani)
five	Numeral	disk		disk	ROBERTS-VOCAB	deš 'ten' (European Romani)
		panch	['pʰæʧ], ['pʰænʧ], ['pʰæŋʧ], ['pæntʃ], [pʰanʧ], [pʰæntʃ]	panch, panč	DAWSON-VOCAB, EVANS	pandž 'five' (European Romani)
		pandj	[pʰæŋʤ]	panj	WHITER-VOCAB	pandž 'five' (European Romani)
		pansh	['pʰæntʃ], ['pʰænʃ]			pandž 'five' (European Romani)
		pawnch		paunch	BRIGHT-VOCAB	pandž 'five' (European Romani)
		pendj		peng	SAMPSON-BRYANT	pandž 'five' (European Romani)
		pengi		penge	NORWOOD-VOCAB	pandž 'five' (European Romani)
		ponch	['pʰɒnʧ]			pandž 'five' (European Romani)
		punch	['pʰʊnʧ]			pandž 'five' (European Romani)
five (incorrect?)	Numeral	shov		shov	DAWSON-VOCAB	šov 'six' (European Romani)
five hundred	Numeral	posh miya	[pʰɒʃ 'mi:ə]			paš 'half' (European Romani) mija 'thousand' (European Romani)
five pound note	Noun	chinnamengri		činamengri	WINSTEDT-1948	čhin- 'cut' (European Romani)
five pounds	Noun	panch bar	[pʰɑnʧ bɑ:]			bar 'stone \| rock' (European Romani) pandž 'five' (European Romani)
five pounds	Noun	ponch bar	['pʰɒnʧbæ:]			bar 'stone \| rock' (European Romani) pandž 'five' (European Romani)
five shillings (?)	Noun	pandj shelloni		Pang shelloney	MCGOWAN-WINCON	shilling 'shilling' (English) pandž 'five' (European Romani)
flag		deklu		deckloo	SAMPSON-BRYANT	dik(h)lo '(hand)kerchief \| shawl' (European Romani)
flame		pratchili		pratcheely	SAMPSON-BRYANT
flatter	Verb	mundjer		munjer	EASTANGLIAN	mundžer- 'squeeze, hug, pinch, nudge (Etym. unkn.)' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
flea	Noun	jub		jub	EVANS	džuv 'louse' (European Romani)
		juv	['ʤʊv]			džuv 'louse' (European Romani)
		juvli	[ʤʊvli:]			džuv 'louse' (European Romani)
		juvva	['ʤʊvə]			džuv 'louse' (European Romani)
		pushum		pushum	NORWOOD-VOCAB	pišom 'flea' (European Romani)
		putchum		putzhum	BRIGHT-VOCAB	pišom 'flea' (European Romani)
fleas	Noun	juvvas	['ʤʊvəz]			džuv 'louse' (European Romani)
fleas	Noun	pishamaw		pišamɔ̄	WINSTEDT-1949	pišom 'flea' (European Romani)
flesh	Noun	mas		mas	BRIGHT-VOCAB	mas 'meat' (European Romani)
flint	Noun	bar		flint	WHITER-VOCAB	bar 'stone \| rock' (European Romani)
flirt	Verb	singorus		singorəs	WINSTEDT-1949
flock	Noun	bokro		bokro	HAMP-1929	bakro 'sheep' (European Romani)
flog	Verb	kur		koor	IRVINE-VOCAB	kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
flogging	Verb	kuli		koolee	IRVINE-VOCAB	kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
flogging	Verb	kuliski		kooliskee	IRVINE-VOCAB	kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
flour	Noun	porno		pauno, pɔ:no	NORWOOD-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	parno 'white' (European Romani)
		powno		pono	ROBERTS-VOCAB	parno 'white' (European Romani)
		vara		vāra	WINSTEDT-1949	varo 'flour ' (European Romani)
		varo		vāro	WINSTEDT-1949	varo 'flour ' (European Romani)
		varra	['værə]			varo 'flour ' (European Romani)
		varro	['værəʊ]			varo 'flour ' (European Romani)
		vorro	['vɒrəʊ]			varo 'flour ' (European Romani)
flower	Noun	lulu	['lu:lu:]			luludži 'flower' (European Romani)
		porno		pɔ:no	EASTANGLIAN	parno 'white' (European Romani)
		roodji		reuje	WHITER-VOCAB	ruža 'rose' (European Romani)
		rowzho		rogeo	SAMPSON-BRYANT	ruža 'rose' (European Romani)
		rowzo		roseo	SAMPSON-BRYANT	ruža 'rose' (European Romani)
		rudjes	['rʊʤəs]			ruža 'rose' (European Romani)
		rusheni	['rʊʃəni:]			ruža 'rose' (European Romani)
		rushli	['rʊʃli:]			ruža 'rose' (European Romani)
		rushna	['ɹʊʃnə], ['ɹʊʃnəz]			ruža 'rose' (European Romani)
		rushnas		rushnas	DAWSON-VOCAB	ruža 'rose' (European Romani)
		rushni	['ɹʊʃni], [rʊʃni:], ['rʊʃni:], ['ɹʊʃniz], ['ɹʊʃnɪ]	rushni	DAWSON-VOCAB	ruža 'rose' (European Romani)
		ruzha		rouzha	ROBERTS-VOCAB	ruža 'rose' (European Romani)
		urridjus	['ʊrɪʤʊs]			ruža 'rose' (European Romani)
flowers	Noun	lullaga	['lʊləgæ]			luludži 'flower' (European Romani)
flute		shol		scholl	SAMPSON-BRYANT
fly		watta jam peral
follow	Verb	palla		paler	WINSTEDT-1949, DAWSON-VOCAB	pala(l) 'behind (can't tell if prep or adv)' (European Romani)
food	Noun	gobbin		gobbin	WHITER-VOCAB	xaben 'food' (European Romani)
		habben	['hæbən]	haben	BRIGHT-VOCAB	xaben 'food' (European Romani)
		hobben	['hɒbən]	hoben	DAWSON-VOCAB	xaben 'food' (European Romani)
		hobbin	['hɒbɪn]			xaben 'food' (European Romani)
		mas		mass	SAMPSON-BRYANT	mas 'meat' (European Romani)
		obben	['ɒbən]			xaben 'food' (European Romani)
		obbin	['ɒbɪn]			xaben 'food' (European Romani)
		ovven	['ɒvən]			xaben 'food' (European Romani)
		skran	['skræn], [skræn], [skɹæn]			skran 'food' (Cant)
		vikkels	['vɪkʰəlz], ['vɪkʰəɫz]			victuals 'food' (English)
		vittels	['vɪtʰəɫz], ['vɪtəɫs], ['vɪtɫz], [vɪtɫz]			victuals 'food' (English)
		wikkels	['wɪkʰəlz]			victuals 'food' (English)
fool	Noun	dennolu		dennoloo	SAMPSON-BRYANT	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		diddelo	['dɪdələʊ]			dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		didla	['dɪdlə]			dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dimbero		dimbero	WINSTEDT-1948	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		din	[dɪn]			dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dindelo		dindelo	WINSTEDT-1948	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dindla	['dɪndɫə], ['dɪndlə]	dindler	DAWSON-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dindlo		dindlo	EASTANGLIAN	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dingero		dingero	WINSTEDT-1948	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dingla	['dɪŋgɫə]	dingler	DAWSON-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dinglo		dingloe	DAWSON-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dinla	['dɪnlə]	dinler	DAWSON-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dinlai	['dɪnleɪ]			dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dinli	['dɪnli:]			dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dinlo	['dɪnləʊ]	dinlo	DAWSON-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dinnilla		diniler	DAWSON-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		div	[dɪv]			divjo 'wild' (European Romani)
		divvi	['dɪvi:], ['dɪvi]			divjo 'wild' (European Romani)
		divya	['dɪvɪə]			divjo 'wild' (European Romani)
		doylem	['dɔɪɫəm]			dinilo 'fool' (European Romani) goylem 'fool' (Yiddish)
		gagga	['gægə]			gaga 'crazy' (English slang)
		lush		luš	EASTANGLIAN	loš 'joy, pleasure, gladness' (European Romani)
		peedj		pij	EASTANGLIAN
		poodj		puj	EASTANGLIAN
		puza		puza	EASTANGLIAN	phusano 'of straw \| incapable, incompetent' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		radji	['ɹæʤi]
foolish	Adjective	dimbero		dimbero	WINSTEDT-1948	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dimbrus		dimbrus	EASTANGLIAN	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dindelo		dindelo	WINSTEDT-1948	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dindla		dindler	DAWSON-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dindlo		dindlo	EASTANGLIAN	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dingero		dingero	WINSTEDT-1948	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dingla		dingler	DAWSON-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dinglo		dinglo	DAWSON-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dinla		dinler	DAWSON-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dinlo		dinlo	DAWSON-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dinnalo		dinnalo	WHITER-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dinnilla		diniler	DAWSON-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
foolish looking	Adjective	dimbres dikking		dimbrəs diking	WINSTEDT-1948	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani) dikh- 'see' (European Romani)
fools	Noun	dindlos		dindlos	EASTANGLIAN	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dinverey		dinverḗ	WINSTEDT-1948	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		divvis	['dɪvi:z]			divjo 'wild' (European Romani)
		lusha		lušɔ:	EASTANGLIAN	loš 'joy, pleasure, gladness' (European Romani)
foot	Noun	hirri		hiree	IRVINE-VOCAB	heroj 'leg' (European Romani)
		paeri	['pʰeəri:]			piro (pire- plural) 'foot' (European Romani)
		perri		peri	DAWSON-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	piro (pire- plural) 'foot' (European Romani)
		piri	['pʰi:əɹi], ['pʰiəɹi]			piro (pire- plural) 'foot' (European Romani)
		piro		pero, peero, peroe	ROBERTS-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, SAMPSON-BRYANT	piro (pire- plural) 'foot' (European Romani)
		pirro	['pʰɪrəʊ]			pindřo 'foot' (European Romani)
for	Preposition	stor		stor	EASTANGLIAN	štar 'four' (European Romani)
for God's sake	Idiom	mi duvvaleska		mé duvaleska	WHITER-VOCAB	dev(e)leske 'god (GEN)' (European Romani)
for me	Pronoun	amandi	[ə'mændi:]			mande 'me (OBL LOC)' (European Romani)
for me	Pronoun	mangi		mangi	BRIGHT-VOCAB	mange 'me (OBL DAT)' (European Romani)
forehead	Noun	korromengro		koromeŋgro	WINSTEDT-1949	koř 'neck' (European Romani)
foreign language	Noun	waffatemjib	['wæfə'tʰem'ʤɪb]			basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) čhib 'tongue \| language' (European Romani) them 'country \| land' (European Romani)
foreigner	Noun	dur-aver-tem mush	[dəʋ'avətʰɛm mʊʃ]			murš 'man' (European Romani) dur 'far' (European Romani) them 'country \| land' (European Romani) aver 'other' (European Romani)
		duvver-tan mush	['dʊvə tʰan mʊʃ]			murš 'man' (European Romani) than 'place' (European Romani) (a/o)dova 'that' (European Romani)
		ravvatam	['rævətæm]			them 'country \| land' (European Romani) vaver 'other' (European Romani)
		temeskamush	[tʰə'meskʰə'mʊʃ]			murš 'man' (European Romani) them 'country \| land' (European Romani)
		temeskimush	[tʰə'meskʰə'mʊʃ]			murš 'man' (European Romani) them 'country \| land' (European Romani)
		waffatamengra	['wæfətʰəmeŋɡrə]			basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		wovvatemmush	['wɒfətʰem'mʊʃ]			murš 'man' (European Romani) them 'country \| land' (European Romani) vaver 'other' (European Romani)
foreigners	Noun	wavvertemfowki	['wævə'tʰem'fəʊkʰi:]			folk 'people' (English) them 'country \| land' (European Romani) vaver 'other' (European Romani)
foreman	Noun	drallengo gaero		draleŋgo gēro	WINSTEDT-1948	andral 'from (within)/inside' (European Romani) goro 'gawdja who intermarried with Gypsies' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
forest	Noun	vash				veš 'wood\|forest' (European Romani)
forest	Noun	vesh	['veʃ], [vɛʃ]			veš 'wood\|forest' (European Romani)
forest keeper	Noun	veshengra	['veʃeŋɡrə]			veš 'wood\|forest' (European Romani)
forester	Noun	yoggamengra	[,jɒgə'mɛŋgɹə]			jag 'fire' (European Romani)
forever		saw jaw		saw jaw	SAMPSON-BRYANT	dža- 'go' (European Romani) sa 'all' (European Romani)
forget	Verb	bisharo		bish arau	NORWOOD-VOCAB	bistar- 'forget' (European Romani)
		bista	['bɪstə]			bistar- 'forget' (European Romani)
		nasher		našer	EASTANGLIAN	našav- 'lose \| spill \| execute, hang \| moult \| flee' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
forgive	Verb	fawdel	['fɔ:del]			del 'give (3SG)' (European Romani)
fork	Noun	chedda	['ʧedə]
		fongrus	['fɒŋɡrʊs]
		kassoni		kassoni	BRIGHT-VOCAB	khas 'hay' (European Romani)
		possamengri	['pʰɒsəmengri:]			phus 'straw' (European Romani)
		possimengrey	['pʰɒsɪ'menɡreɪ]			phus 'straw' (European Romani)
		prongla		prongla	NORWOOD-VOCAB	prong 'prong (part of fork)' (English)
		prongli		pronglé	WHITER-VOCAB	prong 'prong (part of fork)' (English)
		pursamengri		pursa mengri	NORWOOD-VOCAB	phus 'straw' (European Romani)
		pusramangera		pusramangara	ROBERTS-VOCAB	phus 'straw' (European Romani)
		pussimangro		pusimaŋgro	WINSTEDT-1949	phus 'straw' (European Romani)
		pussimengri		pusimeŋgri	WINSTEDT-1949	phus 'straw' (European Romani)
		rui		rui	EVANS	řoj 'spoon' (European Romani)
		trushel	['trʊʃəl]			trüstal 'around' (European Romani)
		trushni	['trʊʃni:]			trušul 'cross' (European Romani)
		tushel	['tʰʊʃəɫ]
fortune	Noun	dosta luvva		dosta luver	DAWSON-VOCAB	dosta 'enough' (European Romani) love 'money' (European Romani)
fortune-teller	Noun	dukka	['dʊkə]			dokrapen \| dorikeripe \| doricaripe \| dorikiriben 'fortune-telling' (European Romani)
fortune-teller	Noun	yokki		yoki	EASTANGLIAN	jakh 'eye' (European Romani)
fortune-telling	Verb	dorrakin'	['dɒrəkʰɪn]			dokrapen \| dorikeripe \| doricaripe \| dorikiriben 'fortune-telling' (European Romani)
		drabbalimos	['dræbəli:mɒs]			drab 'medicine' (European Romani)
		dukkera	['dʊkʰərə]			dokrapen \| dorikeripe \| doricaripe \| dorikiriben 'fortune-telling' (European Romani)
		dukkerin'	['dʊkʰərɪn]			dokrapen \| dorikeripe \| doricaripe \| dorikiriben 'fortune-telling' (European Romani)
		dukkering	['dʊkəɹɪn], ['dʊkʰərɪn], ['dʊkərɪŋɡ], ['dʊkʰərɪŋ], ['dʊkəɹɪŋ], ['dʊɹɪkɪn]	dukering	DAWSON-VOCAB	dokrapen \| dorikeripe \| doricaripe \| dorikiriben 'fortune-telling' (European Romani)
		dukrapen	['dʊkɹə'pʰɛn]			dokrapen \| dorikeripe \| doricaripe \| dorikiriben 'fortune-telling' (European Romani)
		durriking	['dʊrɪkɪŋ], ['dʊrɪkʰɪŋ], ['dʊrɪkʰɪn], ['dʊɹɪkɪn]			dokrapen \| dorikeripe \| doricaripe \| dorikiriben 'fortune-telling' (European Romani)
forty	Numeral	shtada	['ʃtɑ:də]			štar 'four' (European Romani) saranda 'forty' (European Romani)
		shtardo	['ʃtɑ:dəʊ]			štar 'four' (European Romani) saranda 'forty' (European Romani)
		storanda		storanda	WHITER-VOCAB	štar 'four' (European Romani) saranda 'forty' (European Romani)
fought	Verb	kored		cor'd	EASTANGLIAN	kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
found	Verb	lastom		lasthom	SAMPSON-BRYANT	(a)(l)ač(h)/kh- 'find' (European Romani)
		latcha	['laʧa]			(a)(l)ač(h)/kh- 'find' (European Romani)
		latches	['laʧɛs]			(a)(l)ač(h)/kh- 'find' (European Romani)
		latchess	['læʧɛs]			(a)(l)ač(h)/kh- 'find' (European Romani)
four	Numeral	doostar		doustar	DAWSON-VOCAB	štar 'four' (European Romani)
		shor	['ʃɔ]			štar 'four' (European Romani)
		shtar	[ʃtɑ:]			štar 'four' (European Romani)
		star	['sta:], [stɑ:], [stʰa:]	sta	BRIGHT-VOCAB	štar 'four' (European Romani)
		stor	['stɔ:], [stɔ:]	stawr, store, staur, stor	DAWSON-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, SAMPSON-BRYANT	štar 'four' (European Romani)
		stun	[stʊn]			štar 'four' (European Romani)
four (sic)	Numeral	pandj		pange	ROBERTS-VOCAB	pandž 'five' (European Romani)
fourteen	Numeral	deshtastor		deshta store	WHITER-VOCAB	deštha(j)štar 'fourteen' (European Romani)
fourteen	Numeral	deshtushtar	['dɛʃtuʃtɑ:]			deštha(j)štar 'fourteen' (European Romani)
fowl	Noun	kanni		cannee	WHITER-VOCAB	khajni 'hen' (European Romani)
fowl	Noun	kunya		kunya	IRVINE-VOCAB	khajni 'hen' (European Romani)
fox	Noun	jukkel		jookil	IRVINE-VOCAB	džukel 'dog' (European Romani)
		mokkadi jukkel	['mɒkədi:'ʤʊkɫ]			džukel 'dog' (European Romani) maxado 'dirty \| ceremonially unclean' (European Romani)
		vesh jukkel	['veʃ 'ʤʊkʰəɫ]			džukel 'dog' (European Romani) veš 'wood\|forest' (European Romani)
		veshen jukkel	['vɛʃən 'ʤʊkʊɫ]			džukel 'dog' (European Romani) veš 'wood\|forest' (European Romani)
		veshenjukkel	['vɛʃən,ʤʊkəɫ], ['veʃən'ʤʊkɫ]			džukel 'dog' (European Romani) veš 'wood\|forest' (European Romani)
		veshni jukkel	['veʃni: ʤʊkʰəɫ]			džukel 'dog' (European Romani) veš 'wood\|forest' (European Romani)
fox (incorrect?)	Noun	kanningra	[kə'nɪŋgrə]			kan 'ear' (European Romani)
fresh meat	Noun	mas	['mæs]			mas 'meat' (European Romani)
friend	Noun	pal	[pʰæl]			phral 'brother' (European Romani)
		palla		palla	WHITER-VOCAB	phral 'brother' (European Romani)
		tukla	['tʰʊklə]			thukalo 'friendly (according to Sampson this change in meaning happened in German and Spanish Romani dialects also, e.g. Sp. R. ducanó 'compassionate')' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
friendly	Adjective	tukla	['tʰʊklə]			thukalo 'friendly (according to Sampson this change in meaning happened in German and Spanish Romani dialects also, e.g. Sp. R. ducanó 'compassionate')' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
friends	Noun	tukla	['tʰʊklə]			thukalo 'friendly (according to Sampson this change in meaning happened in German and Spanish Romani dialects also, e.g. Sp. R. ducanó 'compassionate')' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
frighten	Verb	trash	[tɹaʃ], ['træʃ]	trash	DAWSON-VOCAB	traš- 'frighten' (European Romani)
frightened	Verb	trash	['træʃ]			traš- 'frighten' (European Romani)
		trashed	['træʃd], [træʃd]			traš- 'frighten' (European Romani)
		trashful	['træʃfʊɫ]			traš- 'frighten' (European Romani)
frog	Noun	dakka	['dækə]
		jamba		jamba, jamber	WINSTEDT-1948, NORWOOD-VOCAB	ža(m)ba 'frog' (European Romani)
		pani totteras		pāni totərəs	EASTANGLIAN	pani 'water' (European Romani) kroto 'toad' (European Romani)
		tiktotro		tik-totro	EVANS	čhik 'mud \| dirt \| earth' (European Romani) kroto 'toad' (European Romani)
		totrus		totrəs	WINSTEDT-1949	kroto 'toad' (European Romani)
		totteras		totərəs	EASTANGLIAN	kroto 'toad' (European Romani)
frog spawn	Noun	stanista yoks		stanista yoks	EASTANGLIAN
frolic	Verb	paiyas		pias	BRIGHT-VOCAB	pherjas 'fun' (European Romani)
from	Preposition	arri		arī	EASTANGLIAN	avri 'out \| outside' (European Romani)
		avrey		avray	DAWSON-VOCAB	avri 'out \| outside' (European Romani)
		avri	['ævri:]			avri 'out \| outside' (European Romani)
frost	Noun	marrazi		maraze	WHITER-VOCAB	mrazo 'frost' (European Romani)
frost	Noun	milli		milli	NORWOOD-VOCAB	mezalo /-i 'frosty' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
frying pan	Noun	hotchamengra	['hɒʧəmeŋɡrə			xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		kassamengri		kasameŋgri	WINSTEDT-1949	xas(a) 'eat (1PL)' (European Romani)
		kobbinongra		kobbin ongra	NORWOOD-VOCAB	xaben 'food' (European Romani)
		mas kastamengra		mas kastamengra	DAWSON-VOCAB	mas 'meat' (European Romani) xas(a) 'eat (1PL)' (European Romani)
		massengri kavvi		maeŋgri 'kavi	EVANS	(a)kava 'this' (European Romani) mas 'meat' (European Romani)
		massengro saster		maseŋgro saster	WINSTEDT-1949	mas 'meat' (European Romani) sastri 'iron' (European Romani)
		saraskra		sāraskra	WINSTEDT-1949	sastri 'iron' (European Romani)
		sastermengra	['sæstəmeŋɡrə			sastri 'iron' (European Romani)
		sastermengro mas kovva		sastermeŋgro mas kova	WINSTEDT-1949	mas 'meat' (European Romani) (a)kova 'that' (European Romani) sastri 'iron' (European Romani)
		skimmamengri		skimameŋgri	WINSTEDT-1949
		tattramengra	['tʰætrəmeŋɡrə]			tato 'warm \| hot' (European Romani)
		tattramengrey	['tʰætrə'meŋɡreɪ]			tato 'warm \| hot' (European Romani)
fuck	Verb	drey	[dreɪ]			andre 'in' (European Romani)
fucking (swear word)	Expletive	suvvin'	['sʊvɪn]
full	Adjective	paddo		padoo	IRVINE-VOCAB	pherdo 'full' (European Romani)
		pord	['pʰɔ:d]			pherdo 'full' (European Romani)
		pordo		paudo, pordo	BRIGHT-VOCAB, SAMPSON-BRYANT	pherdo 'full' (European Romani)
		powdo		podo	ROBERTS-VOCAB	pherdo 'full' (European Romani)
full belly	Noun	pawro por		pauro pour	WHITER-VOCAB	peř 'belly \| stomach' (European Romani) pherdo 'full' (European Romani)
full-length dress	Noun	shubba	['ʃʊbə]			? 'dress \| cloak ?' (European Romani)
fun	Noun	paiyas		pias	BRIGHT-VOCAB	pherjas 'fun' (European Romani)
gaiters	Noun	skrunyas		skrunyas	EASTANGLIAN	skorni \| škorni 'boot' (European Romani)
game	Noun	kulla		kula	IRVINE-VOCAB	khel- 'dance \| play' (European Romani)
gamekeeper	Noun	pushka		puška	WINSTEDT-1949	puška 'gun' (European Romani)
		veshna	['vɛʃnə]			veš 'wood\|forest' (European Romani)
		yog	[jɒg]			jag 'fire' (European Romani)
		yoggamengra	[,jɒgə'mɛŋgɹə]			jag 'fire' (European Romani)
		yoggamush	['jɒgəmʊʃ]			murš 'man' (European Romani) jag 'fire' (European Romani)
		yoggengri		yogeŋgri	WINSTEDT-1949	jag 'fire' (European Romani)
		yogmush	['jɒgmʊʃ]	yogmush	DAWSON-VOCAB	murš 'man' (European Romani) jag 'fire' (European Romani)
gap in hedge	Noun	kunsus		kunsəs	WINSTEDT-1949	kunto(s) \| kunč \| ǩučava \| ǩuši \| čoši \| ko 'corner' (European Romani)
garden	Noun	barengro		bāreŋgro	WINSTEDT-1948	bar 'hedge \| garden' (European Romani)
		bark	['ba:k]			bar 'hedge \| garden' (European Romani)
		faini-pu		finepou	SAMPSON-BRYANT	phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani) fine 'fine' (English)
		kawshta-engri		kaushta-engri	NORWOOD-VOCAB	kašt 'wood' (European Romani)
		puvella		puvéla	EASTANGLIAN	phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani)
		yabtan	['jæbtʰæn]			than 'place' (European Romani) jag 'fire' (European Romani)
gate	Noun	burromengro		buromeŋgro	WINSTEDT-1948	bar 'hedge \| garden' (European Romani)
		jigga	['ʤɪgə]			jigger 'door \| gate' (Cant)
		pannomengro		panomeŋgro	WINSTEDT-1949	phandar- 'close \| lock' (European Romani)
		stigga	['stɪɡə], ['stɪgə]	stigga	ROBERTS-VOCAB	stigga 'gate \| fence' (Cant)
		wudder	['wʊdə]			vudar 'door' (European Romani)
gate-keeper	Noun	veshengra	['veʃeŋɡrə]			veš 'wood\|forest' (European Romani)
gates	Noun	stiggas	['stɪgəz]			stigga 'gate \| fence' (Cant)
gathering	Noun	kongra	['kʰɒŋɡrə]			khangeri 'church' (European Romani)
gave	Verb	delled	[dɛɫd]			del 'give (3SG)' (European Romani)
generous	Adjective	bori		bawri	DAWSON-VOCAB	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
gentleman	Noun	arai		arai	ROBERTS-VOCAB	raj 'gentleman \| lord' (European Romani)
		boro rai		bauro ri	NORWOOD-VOCAB	raj 'gentleman \| lord' (European Romani) baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		herrai		herrai	BRIGHT-VOCAB	raj 'gentleman \| lord' (European Romani)
		rai	['raɪ], [raɪ], [ɹaɪ], ['rai], [ɹaɪz]	ry, rei	IRVINE-VOCAB, DAWSON-VOCAB, TAYLOR-VOCAB	raj 'gentleman \| lord' (European Romani)
		rawni	['ɹɔ:ni], ['rɔ:ni:]			rani 'lady' (European Romani)
		ria		reea	DAWSON-VOCAB	raj 'gentleman \| lord' (European Romani)
gentlemen	Noun	rais	['raɪz]			raj 'gentleman \| lord' (European Romani)
gentlewoman	Noun	rawni		rauni	NORWOOD-VOCAB	rani 'lady' (European Romani)
get	Verb	jel	[ʤel]			džal(a) 'go (3SG)' (European Romani)
		kaer	[kʰeə]			ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
		lel	['lel], ['leɫ], [lel]			lel 'take 3SG' (European Romani)
get by cajolery	Verb	mundjer		munjer	EASTANGLIAN	mundžer- 'squeeze, hug, pinch, nudge (Etym. unkn.)' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
getting	Verb	jot	['ʤɒt]
getting	Verb	lelling		leling	EASTANGLIAN	lel 'take 3SG' (European Romani)
ghost	Noun	ballamengra	['bæləmŋɡrə]			balval 'wind' (European Romani)
		bavvelingro	['bævəlɪŋgrəʊ]			balval 'wind' (European Romani)
		dukko		duko	EASTANGLIAN	duxo 'ghost' (European Romani)
		kastri	['kæstɹi]
		mulladi	['mʊɫədi]			mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
		muller		muller	DAWSON-VOCAB	mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
		muller mush		muler mush	DAWSON-VOCAB	murš 'man' (European Romani) mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
		mullerdi	['mʊlədi]			mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
giant (n)	Noun	borwardo		borwardo	SAMPSON-BRYANT	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
gift	Noun	delliben	['delɪben]			del 'give (3SG)' (European Romani)
gin	Noun	tattapani		tatta-pa-ne	NORWOOD-VOCAB	pani 'water' (European Romani) tato 'warm \| hot' (European Romani)
gin	Noun	tattipani		tatte pane	WHITER-VOCAB	pani 'water' (European Romani) tato 'warm \| hot' (European Romani)
girl	Noun	assoini		assoinee	SAMPSON-BRYANT
		assonya		assogne	SAMPSON-BRYANT
		bitti rakli	['bɪtʰi:'rækli:]			bitti 'little' (Cant) rakli 'girl (non Gypsy)' (European Romani)
		chai		chi, čai	BRIGHT-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	čhaj 'girl' (European Romani)
		chai	[ʧaɪ], ['ʧaɪ]	chi	ROBERTS-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	čhaj 'girl' (European Romani)
		chavingra	[ʧə'vɪŋgrə]			čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
		chavvi	['ʧævi:]			čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
		chi	['tʃi:]			čhaj 'girl' (European Romani)
		galwey		galway	ROBERTS-VOCAB
		juklo	['ʤʊkləʊ]			džuvli 'woman' (European Romani)
		juvel		jouvel	DAWSON-VOCAB	džuvli 'woman' (European Romani)
		juvvel	['ʤʊvəɫ]			džuvli 'woman' (European Romani)
		monnishna	['mɒnɪʃnə]			manušni 'woman' (European Romani)
		monnishni	['mɒnɪʃni]			manušni 'woman' (European Romani)
		rakli	['rækli:], ['ɹækɫi], ['ɹakɫɪ], ['ɹakɫi], ['ɹækɫə]	rakli	TAYLOR-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	rakli 'girl (non Gypsy)' (European Romani)
		rakya	['rækjə], ['rækʰjə], ['ɹækjə], ['ɹækjəz]			rakli 'girl (non Gypsy)' (European Romani)
		rokli		roklee	IRVINE-VOCAB	rakli 'girl (non Gypsy)' (European Romani)
		rukki		Ruckey	MCGOWAN-WINCON	rakli 'girl (non Gypsy)' (European Romani)
girl's	Noun	rakli's	['ɹakɫɪz]			rakli 'girl (non Gypsy)' (European Romani)
girls	Noun	chais		chais	TAYLOR-VOCAB	čhaj 'girl' (European Romani)
		chias	['ʧi:əz]			čhaj 'girl' (European Romani)
		ratlis		ratlis	WINSTEDT-1949	rakli 'girl (non Gypsy)' (European Romani)
Giro	Noun	jig	[ʤɪg]
give	Verb	deh		deh	BRIGHT-VOCAB	d- 'give' (European Romani)
		del	['deɫ], ['del], [dɛɫ], [del], [dɛ]	del	DAWSON-VOCAB, TAYLOR-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN, SMART & CROFTON	del 'give (3SG)' (European Romani)
		dey		deh	BRIGHT-VOCAB	d- 'give' (European Romani)
		jel	['ʤel]			del 'give (3SG)' (European Romani)
		kur	[kʰɜ:]			ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani) kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
		lel		lel	DAWSON-VOCAB	lel 'take 3SG' (European Romani)
give me	Verb	dias man		deas man	SAMPSON-BRYANT	man '1SG OBL pron' (European Romani) dijas 'see (2SG past)' (European Romani)
given	Verb	delled	[dɛɫd]			del 'give (3SG)' (European Romani)
glass	Noun	dikking-glass	['dɪkɪŋɡ-ɡlæs]			dikh- 'see' (European Romani)
		dikkingkorro	['dɪkɪŋɡ'kɒrəʊ]			dikh- 'see' (European Romani) khoro 'jug' (European Romani)
		dud		dud	NORWOOD-VOCAB	dud 'light' (European Romani)
		ebs	[ebz]			xev 'hole' (European Romani)
		ev	['ev], [ɛv]			xev 'hole' (European Romani)
		evya	['evjə], ['ɛvjə]			xev 'hole' (European Romani)
		gleev	[gɫi:v]
		gleyta	['gleɪtə]			glayzer 'glass window' (Cant)
		korro	['kɒrəʊ]			khoro 'jug' (European Romani)
		korru	['kɒru:]			khoro 'jug' (European Romani)
		vassel	['væsəɫ]			vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
glasses	Noun	glimmas	['gɫɪməz], ['glɪməz]
		vatermengris	['va:tʰəmeŋgrəz]			vaxtr- 'to watch/look' (European Romani)
		yokking	['jɒkʰɪŋ]			jakh 'eye' (European Romani)
		yokkingras	['jɒkʰɪŋɡrəz]			jakh 'eye' (European Romani)
gloves	Noun	fillishaw		filišɔ̄	WINSTEDT-1948	firloča \| forlocin \| forsa 'gloves (Lithuanian \| Sinti \| Finnish)' (European Romani)
		follishes		folišes	EASTANGLIAN	firloča \| forlocin \| forsa 'gloves (Lithuanian \| Sinti \| Finnish)' (European Romani)
		follishis		folišis	WINSTEDT-1948	firloča \| forlocin \| forsa 'gloves (Lithuanian \| Sinti \| Finnish)' (European Romani)
go	Verb	draw	['drɔ:]			dža- 'go' (European Romani)
		ja	[ʤa:]			dža- 'go' (European Romani)
		jah	['ʤa:]	ia, jah	IRVINE-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB	dža- 'go' (European Romani)
		jal	[ʤæɫ], ['dʒæl], [ʤaɫ], [ʤal], ['ʤæl], ['ʤæɫ]	jal	DAWSON-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN, EVANS	džal(a) 'go (3SG)' (European Romani)
		jan		jan	WHITER-VOCAB	džan(a) 'go (3PL)' (European Romani)
		jas	[ʤæs], ['ʤæs], ['jæs]			džas(a) 'go (2SG)' (European Romani)
		jassa	['ʤæsə]			džas(a) 'go (2SG)' (European Romani)
		jav	['ʤæv]			džav(a) 'go (1SG)' (European Romani)
		jaw	['jɔ:], ['ʤɔ:], [ʤɔ:]	jaw, ga, jɔ:	WHITER-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	dža- 'go' (European Romani)
		jel	[ʤɛɫ], ['ʤel], [ʤel], ['ʤæl], ['ʤəɫ]	jel	DAWSON-VOCAB	džal(a) 'go (3SG)' (European Romani)
		jella	['ʤelə]			džal(a) 'go (3SG)' (European Romani)
		jello	['ʤeləʊ]			džal(a) 'go (3SG)' (European Romani)
		jov	['ʤɒv]			džav(a) 'go (1SG)' (European Romani)
		jovva		jove	BRIGHT-VOCAB	džav(a) 'go (1SG)' (European Romani)
		nash	[næʃ]			naš- 'run (away) \| escape' (European Romani)
		prasta	['præstə]			prast- 'run' (European Romani)
		shad	[ʧæd], [ʃæd], [sʰæd]
		vel	['veɫ]			vel 'come' (European Romani)
go and build	Verb	jawti		jawte	WHITER-VOCAB	dža- 'go' (European Romani)
go away	Verb	nash avri	['næʃ 'ævri:]			avri 'out \| outside' (European Romani) naš- 'run (away) \| escape' (European Romani)
go back	Verb	av popli	['æv'pʰɒpli:]			av- 'come' (European Romani) palpale 'back \| backwards' (European Romani)
go back	Verb	jah popli	['ʤa:'pʰɒpli:]			dža- 'go' (European Romani) palpale 'back \| backwards' (European Romani)
go out	Verb	avral	['ævræɫ]			avral 'from outside' (European Romani)
go out	Verb	avri	['ævri:]			avri 'out \| outside' (European Romani)
go outside	Verb	jas avri	['jæs 'ævri:]			avri 'out \| outside' (European Romani) džas(a) 'go (2SG)' (European Romani)
go outside	Verb	jaw	['ʤɔ:]			dža- 'go' (European Romani)
go to sleep	Verb	jolla suv		jolla soov	NORWOOD-VOCAB	džal(a) 'go (3SG)' (European Romani) sov- 'sleep' (European Romani)
go with	Verb	jassa		jas a	NORWOOD-VOCAB	džas(a) 'go (2SG)' (European Romani)
goat	Noun	bokro		bokroo, bokro	IRVINE-VOCAB, HAMP-1929	bakro 'sheep' (European Romani)
goat	Noun	tudbukla	['tʰʊdbʊklə]			bakro 'sheep' (European Romani) thud 'milk' (European Romani)
goat (fem)	Noun	busni	['bʊzni:]			buzni 'goat (f)' (European Romani)
goat (masc)	Noun	busno	['bʊznəʊ]			buzno 'goat' (European Romani)
god	Noun	daivla		dievla	BRIGHT-VOCAB	devel 'God' (European Romani)
		davvilla		davila	SAMPSON-BRYANT	devel 'God' (European Romani)
		devel	[də'vel]			devel 'God' (European Romani)
		devial		deviel	BRIGHT-VOCAB	devel 'God' (European Romani)
		devla	['dɛvɫə]			devel 'God' (European Romani)
		devvel		devel	DAWSON-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB	devel 'God' (European Romani)
		devvelessa	['devəɫesə]			dev(e)lesa 'God (INSTR.) ' (European Romani)
		dibbel	['ɡɪbəl], ['dɪbəl]			dives 'day' (European Romani)
		dovvel		dovəl	EASTANGLIAN	devel 'God' (European Romani)
		duvadi	['du:væ:di]			devel 'God' (European Romani)
		duval	[də'væɫ], [du'væɫ]			devel 'God' (European Romani)
		duvel	['dʊvəɫ], [du'vɛɫ]	douvel	DAWSON-VOCAB	devel 'God' (European Romani)
		duvla	['dʊvlə]			devel 'God' (European Romani)
		duvlas		duvlas	NORWOOD-VOCAB	devel 'God' (European Romani)
		duvvel	['dʊvɫ], ['dʊvəl], ['dʊvəɫ]	duvvel, duvəl	ROBERTS-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	devel 'God' (European Romani)
		duvvol		duvol	WHITER-VOCAB	devel 'God' (European Romani)
		ma duvvalo		ma-duvalo	NORWOOD-VOCAB	devel 'God' (European Romani)
		miduvvel		miduvel	DAWSON-VOCAB	devel 'God' (European Romani)
		modavval		modaval	SAMPSON-BRYANT	devel 'God' (European Romani) miro 'my' (European Romani)
God be with you	Idiom	atch devvel		ach duvel	DAWSON-VOCAB	ačh- 'stay' (European Romani) devel 'God' (European Romani)
God's	Noun	devel's	['dəvelz]			devel 'God' (European Romani)
Godfather	Noun
Godmother	Noun
goes	Verb	atches	['æʧɪz]			ačh- 'stay' (European Romani)
		jalla		ja'lla, jalla	WHITER-VOCAB	džal(a) 'go (3SG)' (European Romani)
		jals	['ʤælz], [ʤæɫz]			džal(a) 'go (3SG)' (European Romani)
		jels	['ʤels]			džal(a) 'go (3SG)' (European Romani)
going	Verb	atchin'	['æʧɪn]			ačh- 'stay' (European Romani)
		ja		ja	WHITER-VOCAB	dža- 'go' (European Romani)
		jassin'	['ʤæsɪn]			džas(a) 'go (2SG)' (European Romani)
		jawra	['ʤɔ:rə]			dža- 'go' (European Romani)
		jawrin'	['ʤɔ:rɪn], ['ʤɔ:ɹɪn]			dža- 'go' (European Romani)
		jellin'	['ʤelɪn], ['ʤɛɫɪn], ['ʤɛɫɪŋ]			džal(a) 'go (3SG)' (European Romani)
		kaer	['kʰeə]			ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
		kurin'	['kʰɜ:rɪŋ], ['kʰʊrɪn]			ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
gold	Noun	sonakai	['sɒnəkaɪ]			sonakaj 'gold' (European Romani)
		sonnakai	['sɒnəkʰaɪ], ['sɒnə'kʰaɪ]			sonakaj 'gold' (European Romani)
		sonnaki	['sɒnəkɪ:]			sonakaj 'gold' (European Romani)
		sonnokai		sonokai	BRIGHT-VOCAB	sonakaj 'gold' (European Romani)
		sonnokoi		Sonnocoy	MCGOWAN-WINCON	sonakaj 'gold' (European Romani)
		suhaki		suhakie	SAMPSON-BRYANT	sonakaj 'gold' (European Romani)
		sunakai		sune-akye	NORWOOD-VOCAB	sonakaj 'gold' (European Romani)
		sunnakai	['sʊnə,kʰaɪ], ['sʊnəkʰaɪ]			sonakaj 'gold' (European Romani)
		sunnather	['sʊnəθə]			sonakaj 'gold' (European Romani)
		sunnikai	['sʊni:'kʰaɪ]			sonakaj 'gold' (European Romani)
		tom	[tʰɒm]
		vongus	['vɒŋgʊs]			vangar 'coal' (European Romani)
		zollakai	['zɒɫəkaɪ]			sonakaj 'gold' (European Romani)
gold and silver		vallovas		valovas	EVANS
goldfinch	Noun	sonna cherkla	['sɒnə 'ʧɜ:kɫə]			čirikli 'bird' (European Romani) sonakaj 'gold' (European Romani)
goldfinch	Noun	sunnakiski chiriklo		sunekīski chiriklo	NORWOOD-VOCAB	čirikli 'bird' (European Romani) sonakaj 'gold' (European Romani)
golly	Exclamation	dordi	['dɔ:di:]
gone	Verb	jalled	[ʤæɫd]			dža- 'go' (European Romani)
		jawed	['ʤɔ:d]			dža- 'go' (European Romani)
		jolled	['ʤɒld]			džal(a) 'go (3SG)' (European Romani)
gonnorhoea	Noun	otchi divvium		otchi divium	DAWSON-VOCAB	divjo 'wild' (European Romani) xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
good	Adjective	bari		baari, bari	DAWSON-VOCAB	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		bori		bawri	DAWSON-VOCAB	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		burri		buri	DAWSON-VOCAB	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		chusti		čusti	EASTANGLIAN	kuč 'expensive' (European Romani)
		chusto		čusto	EASTANGLIAN	kuč 'expensive' (European Romani)
		koshko		coshko	BRIGHT-VOCAB	kuč 'expensive' (European Romani)
		kosko	['kʰɒskəʊ]			kuč 'expensive' (European Romani)
		kosliko		kosliko	BRIGHT-VOCAB	kuč 'expensive' (European Romani)
		kushga		cushgar	TAYLOR-VOCAB	kuč 'expensive' (European Romani)
		kushka		kooshka	IRVINE-VOCAB	kuč 'expensive' (European Romani)
		kushki		kooshke	WHITER-VOCAB	kuč 'expensive' (European Romani)
		kushti	['kʰʊʃti:], ['kʰʊʃtʰi], ['kʰuʃtʰi], ['kʰʊʃti], ['kʊʃti], ['kʰʊʃtɪ], ['kʊʃti:]	kushti, kušti	DAWSON-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	kuč 'expensive' (European Romani)
		kushto		cushto, kušto	ROBERTS-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	kuč 'expensive' (European Romani)
		latcha	['læʧə]			lačho/-i 'good (/-f)' (European Romani)
		latches	[laʧ'es], [la'ʧɛs]			lačhes 'good (obl)' (European Romani)
		latchi	['læʧi:]			lačho/-i 'good (/-f)' (European Romani)
		latcho	['laʧəʊ], [la'ʧəʊ], ['læʧəʊ]	lačo	WINSTEDT-1949	lačho/-i 'good (/-f)' (European Romani)
		mishto	['mɪʃtʰəʊ], ['mɪʃtə]			mišto 'good \| well' (European Romani)
good day	Noun	kushti divvus		kushti divus	DAWSON-VOCAB	dives 'day' (European Romani) kuč 'expensive' (European Romani)
good day	Noun	latchi divvus	['læʧi:'dɪvʊs]			dives 'day' (European Romani) lačho/-i 'good (/-f)' (European Romani)
good looking	Adjective	kushti dikkin'	['kʰʊʃti 'dɪkɪn], ['kʰʊʃti: dɪkɪn], ['kʊʃti:'dɪkʰɪn]			kuč 'expensive' (European Romani) dikh- 'see' (European Romani)
good looking	Adjective	rinkna	['rɪŋknə]			ranikano (?) 'ladylike (?)' (European Romani) rankano 'beautiful' (European Romani)
good luck	Noun	kushti bok	['kʰʊʃti: 'bɒk], ['kʰʊʃti bɒk]			baxt 'luck' (European Romani) kuč 'expensive' (European Romani)
good luck	Noun	kushti buk	['kʰʊʃti bʊk]			baxt 'luck' (European Romani) kuč 'expensive' (European Romani)
good morning	Noun	kushti divvus		kushti divus	DAWSON-VOCAB	dives 'day' (European Romani) kuč 'expensive' (European Romani)
goodbye	Exclamation	devvel	['devəɫ]			devel 'God' (European Romani)
goole	Noun	sonnakai gav		sonakai gav	WINSTEDT-1949	gav 'village' (European Romani) sonakaj 'gold' (European Romani)
goose	Noun	papna	['pʰæpnə]			papin 'goose \| duck' (European Romani)
		pappen		papen	MCGOWAN-WINCON	papin 'goose \| duck' (European Romani)
		pappin	['pʰæpʰɪn]	pappin	ROBERTS-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, SAMPSON-BRYANT	papin 'goose \| duck' (European Romani)
		pappinengri		papineŋgri	WINSTEDT-1949	papin 'goose \| duck' (European Romani)
gooseberries	Noun
gooseberry		buzzaw		bûzor	SANDERSON
gorilla	Noun	bumsara	['bʊmsa:rə]
gosh	Exclamation	dordi	['dɔ:di:]
got	Verb	adjel	[ə'ʤel]			del 'give (3SG)' (European Romani)
gown	Noun	shubba		shubber, shubar	NORWOOD-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	? 'dress \| cloak ?' (European Romani)
gown	Noun	shubbus		shubbus	ROBERTS-VOCAB	? 'dress \| cloak ?' (European Romani)
grand		bawro		boro	SANDERSON	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
grand		bowro		bôro	SANDERSON	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
grandchild	Noun	puro chaw		pourouchau	ROBERTS-VOCAB	čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani) phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
grandfather	Noun	daddeskradad	['dædeskrədæd]			dad 'father' (European Romani)
		dai	[daɪ]			daj 'mother' (European Romani)
		pappus		pappus	SAMPSON-BRYANT	papo \| papus 'grandfather' (European Romani)
		paupus		paupus	SAMPSON-BRYANT	papo \| papus 'grandfather' (European Romani)
		phurodad	[pʰuɹu'dad]			dad 'father' (European Romani) phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
		pura dad		puradad	ROBERTS-VOCAB	dad 'father' (European Romani) phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
		puri dai	[pʰuɹɪ'daɪ]			daj 'mother' (European Romani) phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
		puro dai	['pʰuɹu daɪ]			daj 'mother' (European Romani) phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
		purra dad	['pʰʊrə'dæd]			dad 'father' (European Romani) phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani) dad 'father' (English)
		purradad	['pʰʊrədæd]			dad 'father' (European Romani) phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
		purri dad	['pʰʊri:'dad]			dad 'father' (European Romani) phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
		purro dad		pûro-dad	SANDERSON
grandmother	Noun	daieskra dai	['deɪeskrə 'deɪ], ['deɪeskrədeɪ]			daj 'mother' (European Romani)
		mai	[maɪ]			daj 'mother' (European Romani)
		pawra dai	['pʰɔ:rə 'daɪ]			daj 'mother' (European Romani) phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
		puri mai	[pʰuɹɪ'maɪ]			daj 'mother' (European Romani) phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
		purno dai		purno di	NORWOOD-VOCAB	daj 'mother' (European Romani) phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
		puro mai	['pʰuɹu maɪ]			daj 'mother' (European Romani) phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
		purri dai	['pʰʊri:'daɪ]			daj 'mother' (European Romani) phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
grape		bawlo parramatti		baulo paramattee	SAMPSON-BRYANT
grape		piomingro		peomingro	SAMPSON-BRYANT	pi- 'drink' (European Romani)
grapes	Noun	mulleskras	['mʊleskrəz]			mol 'wine' (European Romani)
grass	Noun	char	['ʧa:], [ʧɑ:], [ʧa:]			čar 'grass' (European Romani)
		chor	[ʧɔ:]	chor, chawr, chaw	BRIGHT-VOCAB, DAWSON-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	čar 'grass' (European Romani)
		kas	['kʰæs]	kas	IRVINE-VOCAB	khas 'hay' (European Romani)
		poov	[pu:v]			phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani)
		puv	[pʰʊv]			phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani)
grasshopper	Noun	chorokkamengro		čor-okameŋgro	WINSTEDT-1948	čar 'grass' (European Romani) vraker- 'speak' (European Romani)
grassy	Adjective	chorkeni		čorkeni	EASTANGLIAN	čhar-alo/-ako/-ano 'grassy' (European Romani)
grave	Noun	bawro chumbo		bauro chumbo	SAMPSON-BRYANT
grave	Noun	mullev	['mʊlev]			xev 'hole' (European Romani) mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
graze	Verb	puv	[pʰʊv]	puv	DAWSON-VOCAB	phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani)
grazing	Verb	puvving	['pʰʊvɪŋ]			phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani)
great	Adjective	baro		baro	BRIGHT-VOCAB	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		barra		bara	IRVINE-VOCAB	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		bootsi		bootsee	SAMPSON-BRYANT	but 'much \| many' (European Romani)
		bori		bori	TAYLOR-VOCAB	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		boro		bauro, bɔ:ro	NORWOOD-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		borro	['bɒrəʊ]			baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		burri		buri	DAWSON-VOCAB	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
great cold	Noun	barrajil		barajil	BRIGHT-VOCAB	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani) šil 'cold' (European Romani)
great man	Noun	boro rai		bauro ri	NORWOOD-VOCAB	raj 'gentleman \| lord' (European Romani) baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
greedy	Adjective	bokra	['bɒkrə]			bokh 'hunger' (European Romani)
greedy man	Noun	jungalo mush	['ʤʊŋgəɫəʊ mʊʃ]			murš 'man' (European Romani) džungalo 'ugly' (European Romani)
green	Adjective	bivli		bīvli	EVANS	bivan (East Slovak) \| bivand (Latvian) 'raw, uncooked \| unripe, underdone, raw' (European Romani)
		chatto		chatto	SAMPSON-BRYANT
		shok		šok	EASTANGLIAN	šax 'cabbage' (European Romani)
		zellano	['zelənəʊ]			zeleno\|zelano 'green' (European Romani)
		zennelo	['zɛnɛɫəʊ], ['zenələʊ]			zeleno\|zelano 'green' (European Romani)
green (of wood)	Adjective	bivvan		bívan, bivan	WINSTEDT-1948, EVANS	bivan (East Slovak) \| bivand (Latvian) 'raw, uncooked \| unripe, underdone, raw' (European Romani)
green wood	Noun
greens	Noun	muttis		mutees	IRVINE-VOCAB
grey	Adjective	pawno	['pʰɔnəʊ]			parno 'white' (European Romani)
gridiron	Noun	pekkamengro		pekemengro	WHITER-VOCAB	pek- 'roast \| bake' (European Romani)
groat	Noun	gorrisha		Gorisha	MCGOWAN-WINCON	grošo 'penny' (European Romani)
groat	Noun	grosha		grosher	NORWOOD-VOCAB	grošo 'penny' (European Romani)
ground	Noun	pul	['pʰʊl]			phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani)
		pur		poor	IRVINE-VOCAB	phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani)
		puv	['pʰʊv]			phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani)
guard	Verb	rik	['rɪk]			arakh- 'guard' (European Romani)
guard	Verb	vater	['va:tə]			vaxtr- 'to watch/look' (European Romani)
guinea	Noun	kolta		colta	NORWOOD-VOCAB	xajera, xajri, xajro \| hal'ris 'penny' (European Romani)
guinea	Noun	kutta		cutta	ROBERTS-VOCAB
gun	Noun	jog	['jɒɡ]			jag 'fire' (European Romani)
		krakka	['kɹækə]
		pannomengri		panomeŋgri	EVANS	phandar- 'close \| lock' (European Romani)
		pushka	['pʰʊʃkə]	puška	WINSTEDT-1949	puška 'gun' (European Romani)
		pussika		pusika	WINSTEDT-1949	puška 'gun' (European Romani)
		squirter	['skwɜ:tə]			squirt 'squirt' (English)
		yog	[jɒg]			jag 'fire' (European Romani)
		yogga	['jɒgə], ['jɒga], [jɒgə]	yoger	DAWSON-VOCAB	jag 'fire' (European Romani)
		yoggamengri	['jɒgəmeŋgri:]			jag 'fire' (European Romani)
		yogger	['jɒgə]			jag 'fire' (European Romani)
		yoggi	['yɒgi:]			jag 'fire' (European Romani)
		yoggimengri		yogimeŋgrī	WINSTEDT-1949	jag 'fire' (European Romani)
		yoggingri		yog ingre	NORWOOD-VOCAB	jag 'fire' (European Romani)
		yoggramangi		yoggramangee	ROBERTS-VOCAB	jag 'fire' (European Romani)
		yokka	['jɒkʰə]			jag 'fire' (European Romani)
		yukka		yuker	DAWSON-VOCAB	jag 'fire' (European Romani)
guts	Noun	rennius		reniə̄s	WINSTEDT-1949	vendri(ja) 'bowel(s) \| entrail(s)' (European Romani)
		veniaw		veniɔ̄́	WINSTEDT-1949	vendri(ja) 'bowel(s) \| entrail(s)' (European Romani)
		wendriaw		wendriɔ̄	WINSTEDT-1949	vendri(ja) 'bowel(s) \| entrail(s)' (European Romani)
Gypsies	Noun	chavvi	['tʃævi:]			čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
		rom	['rɒm], [rɒm]			Rom 'autonym \| Gypsy man \| husband' (European Romani)
		Romanes	['rɒmənes]			romanes 'In the Gypsy way \| the Gypsy language' (European Romani)
		romnis	['rɒmni:z]			romani 'Gypsy (adj)' (European Romani)
		Rumdichil	hvsjhgvjf	Roomdichil	IRVINE-VOCAB	čalado 'family' (European Romani) romani 'Gypsy (adj)' (European Romani)
		Rumnichels	['rʊmni:'ʧelz]			čalado 'family' (European Romani) romani 'Gypsy (adj)' (European Romani)
		Rumnis	['ɹʊmniz]			romani 'Gypsy (adj)' (European Romani)
Gypsy	Noun	kinshna	['kʰɪŋʃnə]
		omani		oamani	DAWSON-VOCAB	romani 'Gypsy (adj)' (European Romani)
		rom		rom	DAWSON-VOCAB	Rom 'autonym \| Gypsy man \| husband' (European Romani)
		Romanachil		romana chil	SAMPSON-BRYANT	čalado 'family' (European Romani) romani 'Gypsy (adj)' (European Romani)
		Romanes		romanes	DAWSON-VOCAB	romanes 'In the Gypsy way \| the Gypsy language' (European Romani)
		Romani	['rəʊməni:]	Romani, Romane, romané	DAWSON-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	romani 'Gypsy (adj)' (European Romani)
		Romanichal	['rəʊməni: 'ʧæl], ['rəʊməni: 'tʃæl], ['ɹɒmənɪʧaɫ], ['rəʊməni:'ʧæl]			čalado 'family' (European Romani) romani 'Gypsy (adj)' (European Romani)
		Romanichel		romăni chel, Romaničel	NORWOOD-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	čalado 'family' (European Romani) romani 'Gypsy (adj)' (European Romani)
		Rommino		romino	ROBERTS-VOCAB	Rom 'autonym \| Gypsy man \| husband' (European Romani)
		Rummani		rumani	DAWSON-VOCAB	romani 'Gypsy (adj)' (European Romani)
		Rumni	['ɹʊmni]			romani 'Gypsy (adj)' (European Romani)
		Rumnichal	['ɹʊmniʧæɫ]			čalado 'family' (European Romani) romani 'Gypsy (adj)' (European Romani)
		rumnichel	['rʊmni:'ʧel]			čalado 'family' (European Romani) romani 'Gypsy (adj)' (European Romani)
Gypsy boy	Noun	chavvi	[ʧævi:], ['ʧævi], ['ʧævə]			čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
Gypsy child	Noun	javvi	['ʤævi:]			čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
		jor	['ʤɔ:]			čhor(-o)(-ikano)(-vano)(-elo)(-oro) 'poor' (European Romani)
		Romanichal tikna	['ɹɒmənɪʧaɫ 'tʰɪknə]			tikno 'small' (European Romani) čalado 'family' (European Romani) romani 'Gypsy (adj)' (European Romani)
Gypsy girl	Noun	juvli	['ʤʊvli:]			džuvli 'woman' (European Romani)
Gypsy girl	Noun	rakli	[rækli:]			rakli 'girl (non Gypsy)' (European Romani)
Gypsy language	Noun	Romanes	['rəʊmənes], ['ɹəʊmənɛz], ['rɒmənes], ['rəʊməni:], ['ʍævə], ['rəʊmə'nes]	romanes	WHITER-VOCAB	romanes 'In the Gypsy way \| the Gypsy language' (European Romani)
Gypsy man	Noun	Romani rai	['rəʊməni: 'raɪ]			raj 'gentleman \| lord' (European Romani) romani 'Gypsy (adj)' (European Romani)
Gypsy man	Noun	Romanichal mush	['ɹɒmənɪʧaɫ mʊʃ]			murš 'man' (European Romani) čalado 'family' (European Romani) romani 'Gypsy (adj)' (European Romani)
Gypsy of uncertain lineage	Noun	diddikai		didikei	DAWSON-VOCAB	akaj 'here' (European Romani) dikh- 'see' (European Romani)
Gypsy people	Noun	Romani fowki		Romani foaki	DAWSON-VOCAB	folk 'people' (English) romani 'Gypsy (adj)' (European Romani)
Gypsy road sign	Noun	patrin		patrin	DAWSON-VOCAB	patrin 'leaf' (European Romani)
Gypsy stew		jowi grey	['ʤəʊwi: 'greɪ]			andre 'in' (European Romani) dža- 'go' (European Romani)
Gypsy who is a different type to the speaker	Noun	diddikai	['dɪdikaɪ]			akaj 'here' (European Romani) dikh- 'see' (European Romani)
Gypsy woman	Noun	juvvel	['ʤʊvəɫ]			džuvli 'woman' (European Romani)
		monnishni		monišni	WINSTEDT-1949	manušni 'woman' (European Romani)
		Romanichal rakli	['ɹɒmənɪʧaɫ 'ɹakɫI]			rakli 'girl (non Gypsy)' (European Romani) čalado 'family' (European Romani) romani 'Gypsy (adj)' (European Romani)
had	Verb	lelled	[lɛɫd]			lel 'take 3SG' (European Romani)
hail (n)		yiv		yive	SAMPSON-BRYANT	jiv 'snow' (European Romani)
hair	Noun	bael		bāl	SANDERSON	bal 'hair' (European Romani)
		bal	[bæɫ], ['bæɫ], ['bæl], [bæl], [baɫ]	Ball, bal	MCGOWAN-WINCON, DAWSON-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB	bal 'hair' (European Romani)
		balla		balla	ROBERTS-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB	bala 'hair (PL)' (European Romani)
		ballo		ballow	SAMPSON-BRYANT	bal 'hair' (European Romani)
		bel		bel	IRVINE-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, HAMP-1929	bal 'hair' (European Romani)
		faz	[fæz]
		shurra	['ʃʊrə]			šero 'head' (European Romani)
		shurri	['ʃʊɹi]			šero 'head' (European Romani)
		umbul	['ʊmbʊl], ['ʊmbəɫ]
		ummul	['ʊmməɫ]
		val	['væl], [væɫ], [vaɫ]	val	DAWSON-VOCAB	bal 'hair' (European Romani)
hair's	Noun	bal's		bal's	EASTANGLIAN	bal 'hair' (European Romani)
hairdresser	Noun	ballengra		balengra	DAWSON-VOCAB	bal 'hair' (European Romani)
hairy	Adjective	balleni		baleni	WINSTEDT-1948	balano \| balalo 'hairy' (European Romani)
half	Noun	pash	['pʰæʃ]	pash	ROBERTS-VOCAB	paš 'half' (European Romani)
half	Noun	posh	[pʰɒʃ], ['pʰɒʃ]	posh, cawjé	WHITER-VOCAB	paš 'half' (European Romani)
half a guinea	Noun	pansh kolta		pansh colta	NORWOOD-VOCAB	xajera, xajri, xajro \| hal'ris 'penny' (European Romani) pandž 'five' (European Romani)
half a shilling	Noun	posh-ora	['pʰɒʃɔ:rə]			xajera, xajri, xajro \| hal'ris 'penny' (European Romani) paš 'half' (European Romani)
half blood Gypsy	Noun	diddikai	['dɪdikaɪ]	didikei	DAWSON-VOCAB	akaj 'here' (European Romani) dikh- 'see' (European Romani)
		minks	['mɪŋks]
		poshrats	['pʰɒʃrætz]			rat 'blood' (European Romani) paš 'half' (European Romani)
half bred	Adjective	poshrat	['pʰɒʃræt]			rat 'blood' (European Romani) paš 'half' (European Romani)
half crown	Noun	pansh korna		pansh courna	NORWOOD-VOCAB	pandž 'five' (European Romani) k(u)runa \| korona 'crown' (European Romani)
		ponch kronna	['pʰɒnʧkɹɒ,næ]			paš 'half' (European Romani) k(u)runa \| korona 'crown' (European Romani)
		ponch krowna	[pʰɒnʧ 'kɹɒnə]			paš 'half' (European Romani) k(u)runa \| korona 'crown' (European Romani) crown 'crown' (English)
half past two	Numeral	posh-dui		poš-dūi	EASTANGLIAN	duj 'two' (European Romani) paš 'half' (European Romani)
half penny	Noun	pawsh-ora		paushora	NORWOOD-VOCAB	xajera, xajri, xajro \| hal'ris 'penny' (European Romani) paš 'half' (European Romani)
		posh-aera	[,pʰɒ'ʃeəɹə]	poshaira	DAWSON-VOCAB	xajera, xajri, xajro \| hal'ris 'penny' (European Romani) paš 'half' (European Romani)
		posh-eraw		poshoror	DAWSON-VOCAB	xajera, xajri, xajro \| hal'ris 'penny' (European Romani) paš 'half' (European Romani)
		posh-eru		posherou	DAWSON-VOCAB	xajera, xajri, xajro \| hal'ris 'penny' (European Romani) paš 'half' (European Romani)
		posh-ora	['pʰɒʃɔ:ɹə], ['pʰɒʃ'ɔ:rə], [pʰɒʃ 'ɔ:ɹə]			xajera, xajri, xajro \| hal'ris 'penny' (European Romani) paš 'half' (European Romani)
		push-aera		Pushera	MCGOWAN-WINCON	xajera, xajri, xajro \| hal'ris 'penny' (European Romani) paš 'half' (European Romani)
halter	Verb	sherro konkeli		šero konkeli	WINSTEDT-1949
halter	Verb	sherro shenkeni		šero šenkeni	WINSTEDT-1949
ham	Noun	bawla		bawler	DAWSON-VOCAB	balo 'pig' (European Romani)
		bawlo		bawloe	DAWSON-VOCAB	balo 'pig' (European Romani)
		bawlomas		bawlomas	DAWSON-VOCAB	balavas \| balevas 'bacon' (European Romani)
ham bones	Noun	kokollus	[kə'kʰɒləs]			kokalo 'bone' (European Romani)
hammer	Noun	towba		tōber	WINSTEDT-1949	tover 'axe' (European Romani)
		towbar		tōbar	WINSTEDT-1949	tover 'axe' (European Romani)
		towva		tōver	WINSTEDT-1949	tover 'axe' (European Romani)
hand	Noun	duk	['dʊk]			dokrapen \| dorikeripe \| doricaripe \| dorikiriben 'fortune-telling' (European Romani)
		vas	[væs]			vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
		vash		vaš	WINSTEDT-1949	vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
		vast	[væst], ['væst], [vast]	vast	MCGOWAN-WINCON, IRVINE-VOCAB, DAWSON-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
		vasta	['væstə]			vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
		vasti		vaste, vasti	WHITER-VOCAB, SAMPSON-BRYANT	vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
		was	[wæs]			vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
		wast		wast	ROBERTS-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB	vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
hand reading	Verb	dukkering	['dʊkʰərɪŋ]			dokrapen \| dorikeripe \| doricaripe \| dorikiriben 'fortune-telling' (European Romani)
hand(s)	Noun	vast	[vast]			vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
handbag	Noun	budjni	['bʊʤni]
		gunna	['gʊnə]			gono 'bag \| sack' (European Romani)
		skipsi	['skɪpsi]
handcuffs	Noun	vastamengras	['væstə'meŋgrəz]			vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
handkerchief	Noun	dikla	['dɪkləz]			dik(h)lo '(hand)kerchief \| shawl' (European Romani)
		diklo	['dɪkləʊ]	diklo	DAWSON-VOCAB, TAYLOR-VOCAB	dik(h)lo '(hand)kerchief \| shawl' (European Romani)
		mendik	['mendɪk]			dik(h)lo '(hand)kerchief \| shawl' (European Romani) men 'neck' (European Romani)
		pangushi		panguši	WINSTEDT-1949, EASTANGLIAN	pošumesko 'woollen \| flannel' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		pannuigasha		panuigasha	ROBERTS-VOCAB	phand- 'tie' (European Romani)
		poshmukkus		poshmookus	IRVINE-VOCAB	pošumesko 'woollen \| flannel' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		poshnekka		pošnekə	EASTANGLIAN	pošumesko 'woollen \| flannel' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		poshnikka		pošnikə	EVANS	pošumesko 'woollen \| flannel' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		poshnikkis		poshnikes	TAYLOR-VOCAB	pošumesko 'woollen \| flannel' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		poshnikkus		posh-nikous, pošnikəs	WHITER-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	pošumesko 'woollen \| flannel' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		pusherons		Pusherrons	MCGOWAN-WINCON	pošumesko 'woollen \| flannel' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
hands	Noun	fams	[fæmz], [fæm]			fams \| fambles 'hands' (Cant)
		vas	[væs]			vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
		vasta	['væstə]			vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
		vastas	['væstəz]			vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
		vasti		vastay	WHITER-VOCAB	vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
		vasts	['væsds], ['væsts], [vasts]			vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
		vastus	['væsdʊs], ['væstʊs]			vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
		vesta	['vestə]			vasta 'hands' (European Romani)
		was	[wæs]			vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
		wast		wast	BRIGHT-VOCAB	vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
		wasta	['wæstə]			vasta 'hands' (European Romani)
		westa	['westə]			vasta 'hands' (European Romani)
handsome	Adjective	rinkana		rincana	ROBERTS-VOCAB	ranikano (?) 'ladylike (?)' (European Romani) rankano 'beautiful' (European Romani)
handsome	Adjective	rinkini	['rɪŋkəni:]			ranikano (?) 'ladylike (?)' (European Romani) rankano 'beautiful' (European Romani)
hang	Verb	nashado		nashudoo	IRVINE-VOCAB	našav- 'lose \| spill \| execute, hang \| moult \| flee' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
happy	Adjective	sala	['sɑ:ɫə], ['sa:la]			asal(a) 'laugh 3SG' (European Romani)
happy	Adjective	sav	[sæv]			asav(a) 'laugh 1SG' (European Romani)
hare	Noun	kannengra	['kʰæneŋgrə], ['kanɛŋgɹə], ['kʰæneŋɡrə]	kanengra	DAWSON-VOCAB	kan 'ear' (European Romani)
		kannengro	['kænenɡrəʊ]	kanengroe	DAWSON-VOCAB	kan 'ear' (European Romani)
		kanningo		caningo	ROBERTS-VOCAB	kan 'ear' (European Romani)
		kanningra	[kə'nɪŋgrə], ['kʰənɪŋɡrə], ['kʰænɪŋgɹə]			kan 'ear' (European Romani)
		kanningra	[kʰə'nɪŋgrə], ['kʰænɪŋgrə], ['kʰænɪŋgɹəz]			kan 'ear' (European Romani)
		kannivoro		kanivoro	BRIGHT-VOCAB	kan 'ear' (European Romani)
		konengro		conengro	WHITER-VOCAB	kan 'ear' (European Romani)
		shursho		shurshoo	IRVINE-VOCAB	šošoj 'hare' (European Romani)
		shushi		shōshe	NORWOOD-VOCAB	šošoj 'hare' (European Romani)
harm	Verb	vaffardas		vafardes	TAYLOR-VOCAB	basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
harness	Noun	grai izers	['graɪ'i:zəz]			graj 'horse' (European Romani) idža \| id'a 'clothes' (European Romani)
		grai's salliveri				graj 'horse' (European Romani) sa(li)vari 'bridle' (European Romani)
		vallovangla		valovangler	DAWSON-VOCAB	sa(li)vari 'bridle' (European Romani)
harp	Noun	manchuro		manchouro	SAMPSON-BRYANT
harvest	Noun	givvengro		givengro	SAMPSON-BRYANT	giv 'wheat' (European Romani)
harvest time		givvesto chiros		givesto-cheeros	SANDERSON	čiros 'time' (European Romani) giv 'wheat' (European Romani)
haste	Noun	hekko		hecco	ROBERTS-VOCAB
hat	Noun	kaerdi	['kʰeədi]			stadi(k) 'hat' (European Romani)
		kaydi	['keɪdi:]			stadi(k) 'hat' (European Romani)
		mushistaddi		mushi-staddee	ROBERTS-VOCAB	murš 'man' (European Romani) stadi(k) 'hat' (European Romani)
		staddi		stadee, stadi, stady	IRVINE-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	stadi(k) 'hat' (European Romani)
		staddia		stadyeh	TAYLOR-VOCAB	stadi(k) 'hat' (European Romani)
		staerda	['steədə]			stadi(k) 'hat' (European Romani)
		stardi	['sta:di:], ['stæ:di]	stardi, stādi	DAWSON-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	stadi(k) 'hat' (European Romani)
		studdi		studdy	MCGOWAN-WINCON	stadi(k) 'hat' (European Romani)
hat-makers (Stockport)	Noun	stadimengris		stādimeŋgris	WINSTEDT-1949	stadi(k) 'hat' (European Romani)
hatchet	Noun	chinnamangri		chinnamangree	ROBERTS-VOCAB	čhin- 'cut' (European Romani)
hated	Verb	nashered		našer'd	EASTANGLIAN	nasul 'bad' (European Romani)
hatred	Noun	hokleben		hocleben	SAMPSON-BRYANT	xoli(n) 'anger' (European Romani) -ipen/-iben 'nominalisation suffix' (European Romani)
hatred	Noun	na-kommorto		na-com-orto	NORWOOD-VOCAB	kam- 'love \| want' (European Romani) na 'no \| not' (European Romani)
haunted	Adjective	mullerdi	['mʊlədi]			mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
haunted house	Noun	mulleno porras		muleno porəs	EASTANGLIAN	podo 'floor' (European Romani) mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
have a care!	Exclamation	kavvudo		kavudo	IRVINE-VOCAB
have sex (with)	Verb	kur	[kʰʊr]
have sexual intercourse	Verb	sov		sov	DAWSON-VOCAB
have sexual intercourse	Verb	suv	[sʊv], ['sʊv]	suv	DAWSON-VOCAB	sov- 'sleep' (European Romani)
have you seen	Verb	diktanni		diktane, diktani	BRIGHT-VOCAB	dikhtan 'you saw' (European Romani)
having fun	Verb	paiassin'	['paɪæsɪn]			pherjas 'fun' (European Romani)
hawking	Verb	kaering		kairing	DAWSON-VOCAB	ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
hawking	Verb	mongipen	['mɒŋɪ,pʰɛn], ['mɒŋgɪ,pʰɛn]			mangipen 'request' (European Romani)
hay	Noun	kas	['kʰæs], ['kæs]	cass, kas, khas	ROBERTS-VOCAB, DAWSON-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	khas 'hay' (European Romani)
		kaz	[kʰæz], [kʰaz]			khas 'hay' (European Romani)
		kussi		Cussey	MCGOWAN-WINCON	khas 'hay' (European Romani)
		pus	['pʰʊs]			phus 'straw' (European Romani)
hay field	Noun	chokni puv		čokni puv	EASTANGLIAN	phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani) čhar-alo/-ako/-ano 'grassy' (European Romani)
haystack	Noun	kassengri		kaseŋgri	EASTANGLIAN	khas 'hay' (European Romani)
he	Pronoun	leski	['leski:]			leske '3SG OBL-DAT' (European Romani)
		lesti	['lesti:], ['lɛsti]			leste '3SG.M-OBL-LOC' (European Romani)
		shan		shan	SAMPSON-BRYANT
		tutti	['tʰʊtʰi:]			tute 'you (LOC)' (European Romani)
		yo	['jɒ]			jov 'he' (European Romani)
		yor	['jɔ]			jov 'he' (European Romani)
		yov	['jɒv]	jov, yov	BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	jov 'he' (European Romani)
he eats	Verb	hawla		oila	BRIGHT-VOCAB	xal(a) 'eat (3SG)' (European Romani)
he is	Verb	lesti	['lesti:]			leste '3SG.M-OBL-LOC' (European Romani)
he is	Verb	lesti's	['lesti:z]			leste '3SG.M-OBL-LOC' (European Romani)
he is dying	Verb	mella		mella	FOX-DERBY	merel(a) 'die 3SG' (European Romani)
he knows	Verb	jinnel	[ʤə'nel], ['ʤɪnəl]			džinel 'know (3SG)' (European Romani)
he looks	Verb	dekella		dekella	WHITER-VOCAB	dikhel(a) 'see (3SG)' (European Romani)
he runs	Verb	prastella		prastella	WHITER-VOCAB	prastel(a) 'run 3SG' (European Romani)
he's	Verb	lesti's	['lesti:z]			leste '3SG.M-OBL-LOC' (European Romani)
head	Noun	cherro		chero	BRIGHT-VOCAB	šero 'head' (European Romani)
		serro		Serowe	MCGOWAN-WINCON	šero 'head' (European Romani)
		sharro		sharo	WHITER-VOCAB	šero 'head' (European Romani)
		sharrus		sharrous	SAMPSON-BRYANT	šero 'head' (European Romani)
		sherra	[ʃerə], ['ʃerə], ['ʃɛɹə]	shera, sherra	DAWSON-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB	šero 'head' (European Romani)
		sherro		shero, sherrou	DAWSON-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB	šero 'head' (European Romani)
		shira	['ʃɪərə]			šero 'head' (European Romani)
		shirro		shiroo	IRVINE-VOCAB	šero 'head' (European Romani)
		shurra	['ʃʊrə], ['ʃʊɹə]			šero 'head' (European Romani)
		shurro		shurro	TAYLOR-VOCAB	šero 'head' (European Romani)
headache	Noun	dook shaera	[du:k 'ʃeəɹə]			šero 'head' (European Romani) dukh 'pain' (European Romani)
heads	Noun	sherraw		cheroi	BRIGHT-VOCAB	šero 'head' (European Romani)
headstone	Noun	sherrabar	['ʃerəba:]			bar 'stone \| rock' (European Romani) šero 'head' (European Romani)
health	Noun	mestipen	['mestɪ'pʰen]
		sasto	['sæstəʊ]			sasto 'healthy' (European Romani)
		sastov	['sæstɒv]			sasto 'healthy' (European Romani)
healthy	Adjective	kushti	['kʰʊʃti]			kuč 'expensive' (European Romani)
healthy	Adjective	mishdoshium		mishdoshium	NORWOOD-VOCAB	mišto 'good \| well' (European Romani) som 'I am' (European Romani)
hear	Verb	shoon		shoon	ROBERTS-VOCAB	šun- 'hear' (European Romani)
		shum	['ʃʊm]			šun- 'hear' (European Romani)
		shun	[ʃʊn], ['ʃʊn]	shun	WHITER-VOCAB	šun- 'hear' (European Romani)
		shunta	['ʃʊntə]			šun- 'hear' (European Romani) -ta 'emphatic enclitic' (European Romani)
		shurn		shirn	SAMPSON-BRYANT	šun- 'hear' (European Romani)
heard	Verb	shooned	['ʃu:nd]			šun- 'hear' (European Romani)
heard	Verb	shunned	['ʃʊnd]			šun- 'hear' (European Romani)
hearing	Noun	shunnalo		shunaloe	SAMPSON-BRYANT	šun- 'hear' (European Romani)
hears	Verb	shunella		šunéla	EASTANGLIAN	šunel(a) 'hear 3SG' (European Romani)
heart	Noun	esi		esī	EASTANGLIAN	(v)(o)zi 'soul \| heart \| belly' (European Romani)
		ezi		ezī	EASTANGLIAN	(v)(o)zi 'soul \| heart \| belly' (European Romani)
		ji	['ʤi:], [ʤI:]			dži 'soul \| heart \| belly' (European Romani)
		si		sie, see	BRIGHT-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB	(o)zi 'heart\|soul' (European Romani)
		zi	['zi:]	zī	EASTANGLIAN	(o)zi 'heart\|soul' (European Romani)
heart-shaped charm	Noun
heat (n)	Noun	tassa		taser	WINSTEDT-1949	tato 'warm \| hot' (European Romani) tassav- 'warm up' (European Romani)
		tatta	['tʰætʰə]			tato 'warm \| hot' (European Romani)
		tattapen	['tʰætʰəpʰen]			tato 'warm \| hot' (European Romani)
		tattu		tattoo	SAMPSON-BRYANT	tato 'warm \| hot' (European Romani)
heat (v)	Verb	hotchubin		hochubin	IRVINE-VOCAB	xačiben 'burn \| burning' (European Romani)
heaven	Noun	chaerus		charus	SANDERSON	čeri 'sky' (European Romani)
		cherribim	['ʧerɪbɪm]			čeri 'sky' (European Romani) cherubim 'Plural of cherub- theological supernatural entity (angel)' (English)
		cherro	['tʃerəʊ]			čeri 'sky' (European Romani)
		preyatem	['preɪətʰem]			upre 'up \| on' (European Romani) them 'country \| land' (European Romani)
		ravvoos		ravoos	SAMPSON-BRYANT
		ravvu		ravoo	SAMPSON-BRYANT
		skosh kattan		skosh katan	NORWOOD-VOCAB
heavy	Adjective	bawro		boro	SANDERSON	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		bowro		bôro	SANDERSON	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		piro	['pʰaɪrəʊ]			pharo 'heavy' (European Romani)
		poro		pauro	NORWOOD-VOCAB	pharo 'heavy' (European Romani)
hedge	Noun	bar		bar	HAMP-1929	bar 'hedge \| garden' (European Romani)
		baw	['bɔ:], ['bɔ]	boor	SANDERSON	bar 'hedge \| garden' (European Romani)
		bor	[bɔ:], ['bɔ:]	bâr, bawr, bau	IRVINE-VOCAB, DAWSON-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB	bar 'hedge \| garden' (European Romani)
		rukka	['rʊkʰə]			rukh 'tree' (European Romani)
hedge clippers	Noun	bor chinna		bawr chiner	DAWSON-VOCAB	bar 'hedge \| garden' (European Romani) čhin- 'cut' (European Romani)
hedge-stake	Noun	borengro		bōreŋgro	WINSTEDT-1948	bar 'hedge \| garden' (European Romani)
		boromengro		bōromeŋgro	WINSTEDT-1948	bar 'hedge \| garden' (European Romani)
		klutcheni		klučeni	WINSTEDT-1949
hedgehog	Noun	bari bor bawla		baari bawr bawla	DAWSON-VOCAB	balo 'pig' (European Romani) bar 'hedge \| garden' (European Romani) baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		bori bor bawla		bawri bawr bawler	DAWSON-VOCAB	balo 'pig' (European Romani) bar 'hedge \| garden' (European Romani) baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		gotchi witchi	['gɒtʃi:'wɪtʃi:]			xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		hotcha	['hɒʧə]			xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		hotchawitcha		hotchawitcha	ROBERTS-VOCAB	xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		hotchi	['hɒʧi], [h'ɒʧi], ['hɒʧI:]			xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		hotchi witchi	['hɒtʃi:'wɪtʃi:]	hochiwichi, hotchiwitchy	DAWSON-VOCAB, TAYLOR-VOCAB	xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		hotchiwitchi	['hɒʧi:]			xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		kotcha wudjus		cotcha woodjus	NORWOOD-VOCAB	xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		nigli	['nɪgɫi]			niglo 'hedgehog' (European Romani)
		niglo	['nɪgɫəʊ], ['nɪgləʊ]			niglo 'hedgehog' (European Romani)
		otch	['ɒʧ]			xačardo 'burnt' (European Romani)
		otchi	['ɒʧi], ['ɒʧi:], ['ɒʧɪ]	ochi	DAWSON-VOCAB	xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		otchi witchi	['ɒʧi: 'wɪʧi:], ['ɒʧi:wɪʧi:]			xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		otchi-pog	['ɒʧi pʰɒg]			xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		otchipig	['ɒʧi:'pʰɪg]			xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		otchipigs	['ɒʧi:'pʰɪgz]			xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		otchri	['ɒʧɹi]			xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		porki	['pʰɔ:kʰi:]
		stakkelengro		stakəleŋgro	WINSTEDT-1949	štaxelengro 'hedgehog' (European Romani)
		stakkerengro		stakereŋgro	WINSTEDT-1949	štaxelengro 'hedgehog' (European Romani)
		utchi	['ʊʧi]			xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
hell	Noun	bengratem	['beŋɡrətʰem]			beng 'devil' (European Romani) them 'country \| land' (European Romani)
hell	Noun	vassa kattan		vassa katan	NORWOOD-VOCAB	basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) khatende 'somewhere' (European Romani)
hello	Interjection	kushti divvus		kushti divus	DAWSON-VOCAB	dives 'day' (European Romani) kuč 'expensive' (European Romani)
hen	Noun	akanni		Ackhanney	MCGOWAN-WINCON	khajni 'hen' (European Romani)
		kani	['kʰɑnɪ], ['kʰɑni]			khajni 'hen' (European Romani)
		kappeet		cappeet	SAMPSON-BRYANT
hens	Noun	kannis	['kænis], ['kænɪs]			khajni 'hen' (European Romani)
her	Pronoun	la		la	WHITER-VOCAB	la '3SG F pronoun' (European Romani)
		lesti	['lesti:]			leste '3SG.M-OBL-LOC' (European Romani)
		linga	['lɪŋgə]			lenge '3PL OBL DAT' (European Romani)
here	Adverb	adai	[ə'daɪ]			adaj \| odoj 'here \| there' (European Romani)
		adoi	[ə'dɔɪ]			adaj \| odoj 'here \| there' (European Romani)
		adri	[ə'dri:]			andre 'in' (European Romani)
		aiowsi		aioesee	SAMPSON-BRYANT	akaj 'here' (European Romani) si 'to be 3SG' (European Romani)
		akai	[ə'kʰaɪ], [ə'kaɪ], [əkʰaɪ], [ə'kʰi:]	akei, akkai	DAWSON-VOCAB, SANDERSON	akaj 'here' (European Romani)
		akoi	[ə'kʰɔɪ], ['əkɔɪ], [ə'kʰɔ:ɪ]	akkoi	SANDERSON	akaj 'here' (European Romani)
		atatch	[ə'tæʧ]			ačh- 'stay' (European Romani)
		ginna		ginə	EASTANGLIAN	akana 'now' (European Romani)
		kai	[kʰaɪ]	ki, 'kai	WHITER-VOCAB, SANDERSON	akaj 'here' (European Romani)
		kanna	[kʰa'na]			akana 'now' (European Romani)
		katter		káter	SMART & CROFTON	akate 'here' (European Romani)
		koi		'koi	SANDERSON	akaj 'here' (European Romani)
		sherri		sheree	SAMPSON-BRYANT	šero 'head' (European Romani)
		shulta		shulta	SAMPSON-BRYANT
heroin
Heron	Noun	matcho		mačo	WINSTEDT-1949	mačho 'fish' (European Romani)
hes	Verb	lesti	['lesti:], ['lesti:z]			leste '3SG.M-OBL-LOC' (European Romani)
hid	Verb	atched	[æʧd]			ačh- 'stay' (European Romani)
hid	Verb	gavvered	['gavəd]			garav- 'hide' (European Romani)
hidden	Verb	gavvered	['gævəd]			garav- 'hide' (European Romani)
hide	Verb	atch	[æʧ]			ačh- 'stay' (European Romani)
		atch up	[æʧ ʊp]			ačh- 'stay' (European Romani)
		garra	['gærə]			garav- 'hide' (European Romani)
		garrav	[gæræv]	garav	DAWSON-VOCAB	garav- 'hide' (European Romani)
		gavva	['gævə], ['gava]	gaver	DAWSON-VOCAB	garav- 'hide' (European Romani)
		gurav	[gə'ræv]			garav- 'hide' (European Romani)
		kurrak		kurack	IRVINE-VOCAB
hiding	Verb	gavvin'	['gævɪn]			garav- 'hide' (European Romani)
hill	Noun	chumbo		chumbo	SANDERSON
		chungas		čungəs	WINSTEDT-1948
		kumbi		cumbee	SAMPSON-BRYANT
		kumbo		cumbo	SAMPSON-BRYANT
		pudj		puj	WINSTEDT-1949	phurd 'bridge' (European Romani)
		shamba		shamber	NORWOOD-VOCAB
		tumba		tumba	WINSTEDT-1949
him	Pronoun	duvva	['dʊvə]			(a/o)dova 'that' (European Romani)
		les	[lɛs]			les '3SG OBL pron' (European Romani)
		lesti	['lɛsti], ['lesti:], ['ɫɛsti]			leste '3SG.M-OBL-LOC' (European Romani)
		liski		liskee	IRVINE-VOCAB	leske '3SG OBL-DAT' (European Romani)
		los		los	WHITER-VOCAB	les '3SG OBL pron' (European Romani)
his	Pronoun	lesti's	['lesti:z]	lesti's	EASTANGLIAN	leste '3SG.M-OBL-LOC' (European Romani)
hit	Verb	dash	[dæʃ]
		del	['deɫ], ['del], [dɛl], [dɛɫ], [del]	del	ROBERTS-VOCAB, DAWSON-VOCAB	del 'give (3SG)' (European Romani)
		delled	['deɫd], [dɛɫd]			del 'give (3SG)' (European Romani)
		do		do	IRVINE-VOCAB	d- 'give' (European Romani)
		mor	['mɔ:]			mer- 'die' (European Romani)
		pagger	['pʰægə]	pager	DAWSON-VOCAB	phag(er)- 'break' (European Romani)
		pogger	[pʰɒgə]			phag(er)- 'break' (European Romani)
hit him	Verb	korrabim		korabim	DAWSON-VOCAB	kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
hit him	Verb	kurrabim		kurabim	DAWSON-VOCAB	kur- 'beat (up)' (European Romani)
hitting	Verb	dellin'	['delɪn]			del 'give (3SG)' (European Romani)
hoax	Noun	chiv oprey		chiv opré	SMART & CROFTON	upre 'up \| on' (European Romani) čhiv- 'put' (European Romani)
hold	Verb	bondik		bondic, boudic	BRIGHT-VOCAB	burnik 'handful' (European Romani)
		lel	['lel]			lel 'take 3SG' (European Romani)
		tul	[tʰʊl], [tʰʊɫ]			thil- 'hold' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
hole	Noun	ev	['ev]			xev 'hole' (European Romani)
hole	Noun	hev		hev	BRIGHT-VOCAB	xev 'hole' (European Romani)
hollow	Noun	rakkerin' ha		rakkarinha	NORWOOD-VOCAB
holy cross	Noun	devleskatrushi	['devləskʰətrʊʃi:}			dev(e)leske 'god (GEN)' (European Romani) trušul 'cross' (European Romani)
home	Noun	kaer		kaer	BRIGHT-VOCAB	kher 'house' (European Romani)
		kan	['kʰæn]			ken 'house' (Cant)
		tan		tan	DAWSON-VOCAB	than 'place' (European Romani)
homosexual	Noun	bool akai		bool akei	DAWSON-VOCAB	akaj 'here' (European Romani) bul 'buttocks, bottom' (European Romani)
		mofradaik	['mɒfɹədaɪk]			hermaphrodite 'hermaphrodite' (English)
		pash rat	['pʰæʃ 'ræt]			rat 'blood' (European Romani) paš 'half' (European Romani)
		posh kunna	['pʰɒʃ 'kʰʊnə]
honey	Noun	gudla	['ɡʊdlə], ['gʊdlə]			gudlo 'sweet \| sugar' (European Romani)
		gudli	['gʊdɫi]	gudli	DAWSON-VOCAB	gudlo 'sweet \| sugar' (European Romani)
		gudlo		goodloo, goodlo	IRVINE-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	gudlo 'sweet \| sugar' (European Romani)
		gudlo pisha		gudlo piša	EASTANGLIAN	gudlo 'sweet \| sugar' (European Romani) pišom 'flea' (European Romani)
		pisha		pisha	ROBERTS-VOCAB	pišom 'flea' (European Romani)
honey bee	Noun	gudlapishun	['ɡʊdləʊpʰɪʃən]			gudlo 'sweet \| sugar' (European Romani) pišom 'flea' (European Romani)
horn	Noun	shing		shing	SAMPSON-BRYANT	šing 'horn' (European Romani)
horrid	Adjective	mizha		miža	EASTANGLIAN	midžax (/-ex) \| mižax 'bad \| wicked \| wrong' (European Romani)
horse	Noun	grah		gra	BRIGHT-VOCAB	graj 'horse' (European Romani)
		grai	['graɪ], [gɹaɪ], [graɪ], ['greɪ], ['ɡraɪ]	Gry, grei, gri, grai	MCGOWAN-WINCON, IRVINE-VOCAB, DAWSON-VOCAB, TAYLOR-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	graj 'horse' (European Romani)
		greski		greski	BRIGHT-VOCAB	grajesko(ro) 'horse (genetive)' (European Romani)
		gresti		gretsi, gresti	BRIGHT-VOCAB	grast 'horse' (European Romani)
		grey	['greɪ]			graj 'horse' (European Romani)
		gri		gree	SAMPSON-BRYANT	graj 'horse' (European Romani)
		yowk	[jəʊkʰ]
horse dealer	Noun	graiengra	['graɪeŋgrə]			graj 'horse' (European Romani)
horse dealers	Noun	graiyengros	['graɪjeŋ'grəʊz]			graj 'horse' (European Romani)
horse drawn wagon	Noun	vardo		vardo	DAWSON-VOCAB	vordon 'cart \| wagon' (European Romani)
horse shoes	Noun	pettallas		petallas	NORWOOD-VOCAB	petalo 'horseshoe' (European Romani)
horse's	Noun	grai's	[gɹaɪz]			graj 'horse' (European Romani)
horse's	Noun	greski		greski	BRIGHT-VOCAB	grajesko(ro) 'horse (genetive)' (European Romani)
horse-breaker	Noun	grai poggermengri		grai pogameŋgri	EASTANGLIAN	phag(er)- 'break' (European Romani) graj 'horse' (European Romani)
horses	Noun	grai		gri	BRIGHT-VOCAB	graj 'horse' (European Romani)
horses	Noun	grais	[graɪz], ['greɪz], [gɹaɪz]			graj 'horse' (European Romani)
horseshoe	Noun	grai's chokki	['graɪz 'ʧɒkʰi:z]			tirax, čiox \| kirax, tirax \| tirax \| tijax 'shoe (e.g.Kalderaš \| Sinti \| Sepečides \| Finnish...)' (European Romani) graj 'horse' (European Romani)
		grai's choxa	[gɹaɪz 'ʧɒxa]			tirax, čiox \| kirax, tirax \| tirax \| tijax 'shoe (e.g.Kalderaš \| Sinti \| Sepečides \| Finnish...)' (European Romani) graj 'horse' (European Romani)
		grasko petalles		grasko petalles	WHITER-VOCAB	grajesko(ro) 'horse (genetive)' (European Romani) petales 'horseshoe (obl)' (European Romani)
		petla	['pʰetlə]			petalo 'horseshoe' (European Romani)
		pettalo	['pʰetʰələʊ]			petalo 'horseshoe' (European Romani)
hot	Adjective	hotchi	[h'ɒʧi]			xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		otchi	['ɒʧi]			xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
		taito		taito	ROBERTS-VOCAB	tato 'warm \| hot' (European Romani)
		tatra	['tætrə]			tato 'warm \| hot' (European Romani)
		tatro	['tætrəʊ]			tato 'warm \| hot' (European Romani)
		tatta	['tʰætʰæ], ['tʰætʰə], ['tʰætə], ['tʰætʰə			tato 'warm \| hot' (European Romani)
		tattel	['tʰætʰel]			tato 'warm \| hot' (European Romani)
		tatti	['tʰæti:], ['tʰæti]			tato 'warm \| hot' (European Romani)
		tatto	['tʰætəʊ], ['tʰætʰəʊ]	tato, tatto	BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	tato 'warm \| hot' (European Romani)
		yog		yog	DAWSON-VOCAB	jag 'fire' (European Romani)
hour	Noun	chaerus	['ʧeəɹəs]			čiros 'time' (European Romani)
		chasso	['ʧasəʊ]			časo 'hour' (European Romani)
		ora	['ɔ:rə]	ora	NORWOOD-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	ora 'hour' (European Romani)
		yak-ora		yacorah	SAMPSON-BRYANT	xajera, xajri, xajro \| hal'ris 'penny' (European Romani) (j)ekh 'one' (European Romani)
house	Noun	gur		gur	SAMPSON-BRYANT	kher 'house' (European Romani)
		kaer	['kʰeə], [kʰeə]	ker, keir, care, kehr, kair	IRVINE-VOCAB, TAYLOR-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	kher 'house' (European Romani)
		kar		ca-ha	ROBERTS-VOCAB	kher 'house' (European Romani)
		ken	[kʰen], [kʰɛn]			ken 'house' (Cant)
		kenna	['kʰenə]			ken 'house' (Cant)
		kir		kir	SAMPSON-BRYANT	kher 'house' (European Romani)
		korri		koree	IRVINE-VOCAB	kher 'house' (European Romani)
		tam	['tʰæm]			than 'place' (European Romani)
		tan	[tʰæn]			than 'place' (European Romani)
house of correction	Noun	hanneg		Hannegg	MCGOWAN-WINCON	xaning 'well \| source \| spring' (European Romani)
house-bred		gawdja-bred	['gɔ:ʤə 'bred]			gadžo (/-i) 'non-Gypsy ' (European Romani)
housedweller	Noun	gawdja	['gɔ:ʤə]	gawjer	DAWSON-VOCAB	gadžo (/-i) 'non-Gypsy ' (European Romani)
		gawdji		gawji	DAWSON-VOCAB	gadžo (/-i) 'non-Gypsy ' (European Romani)
		kaeringro		kieringro	TAYLOR-VOCAB	kher 'house' (European Romani)
houses		kennas	['kʰennəz]			ken 'house' (Cant)
houses		tans	[tʰænz]			than 'place' (European Romani)
how	Adverb	sa	['sa:]	sa	WHITER-VOCAB	sar 'how' (European Romani)
		sar	[sɑ:], [sa:]	sar, šar	WHITER-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	sar 'how' (European Romani)
		sarra		sarra	NORWOOD-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	sar 'how' (European Romani)
		shar		šar	EASTANGLIAN	sar 'how' (European Romani)
		so		so	EASTANGLIAN	sar 'how' (European Romani)
how are you	Verb	sashin	['sæʃɪn]			san 'to be 2SG' (European Romani) sar 'how' (European Romani)
how are you?	Interrogative phrase	sar tutti	['sa:'tʰʊtʰi:]			tute 'you (LOC)' (European Romani) sar 'how' (European Romani)
		sarshin	['sa:ʃɪn]			san 'to be 2SG' (European Romani) sar 'how' (European Romani)
		sason	['sa:sɒn]			san 'to be 2SG' (European Romani) sar 'how' (European Romani)
		sassan	['sæsæn]			san 'to be 2SG' (European Romani) sar 'how' (European Romani)
		sha han		ša han	HAMP-1929	san 'to be 2SG' (European Romani) sar 'how' (European Romani)
		sha shan		ša šhan	HAMP-1929	san 'to be 2SG' (European Romani) sar 'how' (European Romani)
		shaw shan		šɔ̄ šan	WINSTEDT-1949	san 'to be 2SG' (European Romani) sar 'how' (European Romani)
how do you do	Interrogative phrase	sashin	['sæʃɪn]			san 'to be 2SG' (European Romani) sar 'how' (European Romani)
how much	Interrogative phrase	so booty	[səʊ 'bu:ti]			but 'much \| many' (European Romani) so 'what' (European Romani)
how much?	Interrogative phrase	sar kizzi	[sa:kʰɪzɪ]			sar 'how' (European Romani) kici 'much/many' (European Romani)
Huddersfield	Noun
Hull	Noun	tugnas gav		Tugnəs gav	WINSTEDT-1949
hump	Noun	mori		mōri	WINSTEDT-1949	mūra 'hill' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
hunchback	Noun	paldumor	['pʰæl'dʊmɔ]			dumo 'back' (European Romani) pale 'back \| backwards \| again' (European Romani)
hundred	Numeral	shel	[ʃɛl], ['ʃeɫ], ['ʃel]			šel 'hundred' (European Romani)
hundred pence	Noun	desha hori		desha haure	NORWOOD-VOCAB	deš 'ten' (European Romani) xajera, xajri, xajro \| hal'ris 'penny' (European Romani)
hunger	Noun	boklipen		boklipen	WINSTEDT-1948	bokh 'hunger' (European Romani)
		buk	[bʊk]	bouk	WHITER-VOCAB	bokh 'hunger' (European Romani)
		bukkalo		bukelo, būkalo	BRIGHT-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	bokhalo 'hungry' (European Romani)
		buklo		bucclo	ROBERTS-VOCAB	bokhalo 'hungry' (European Romani)
hungry	Adjective	bokka	['bɒkə]			bokh 'hunger' (European Romani)
		bokkalo	['bɒkələʊ]	boccolo, bokalo	NORWOOD-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	bokhalo 'hungry' (European Romani)
		bokkoli		bocolee	SAMPSON-BRYANT	bokhalo 'hungry' (European Romani)
		boklo	['bɒkləʊ]			bokhalo 'hungry' (European Romani)
		boktalo	['bɒktʰəɫəʊ], ['bɒktəɫəʊ]			bokhalo 'hungry' (European Romani)
		booklo		booklo	SANDERSON	bokhalo 'hungry' (European Romani)
		buk	[bʊk]			bokh 'hunger' (European Romani)
		bukelo		bookelo	SANDERSON	bokhalo 'hungry' (European Romani)
		bukkalo		boukelo	WHITER-VOCAB	bokhalo 'hungry' (European Romani)
		bukla	['bʊklə]			bokhalo 'hungry' (European Romani)
		buklo	['bʊkləʊ]	bûklo	SANDERSON	bokhalo 'hungry' (European Romani)
		buklu	['bʊklu:]			bokhalo 'hungry' (European Romani)
		buktamulla	['bʊktʰəmʊlə]			bokh 'hunger' (European Romani) mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
		klamd	[klæmd]
		klammin	['klæmɪn]
		skrannin'	['skɹænɪn]			skran 'food' (Cant)
hurdle	Noun	bokro stigga		bokro stigher	EVANS	bakro 'sheep' (European Romani) stigga 'gate \| fence' (Cant)
hurricane		bawro bavval				baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani) balval 'wind' (European Romani)
hurry up	Verb	jel on	[ʤɛɫ ɒn]			džal(a) 'go (3SG)' (European Romani)
hurt	Adjective	mullered	['mʊɫəd]			mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
husband	Noun	rom	['rɒm], [rɒm]	rom	TAYLOR-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	Rom 'autonym \| Gypsy man \| husband' (European Romani)
		rowm		rome	SAMPSON-BRYANT	Rom 'autonym \| Gypsy man \| husband' (European Romani)
		rum		rum	NORWOOD-VOCAB	Rom 'autonym \| Gypsy man \| husband' (European Romani)
I	Pronoun	ma		ma	WHITER-VOCAB	me 'I' (European Romani)
		mai		mai	BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	me 'I' (European Romani)
		manda	['mændi:]			mande 'me (OBL LOC)' (European Romani)
		mandi	['mandi], ['mændi], [mændi:], ['mændi:], ['mæandi:], ['mandɪ]	mandi	DAWSON-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	mande 'me (OBL LOC)' (European Romani)
		mandi's	['mændi:z]			mande 'me (OBL LOC)' (European Romani)
		mandis	['mændɪs]			mande 'me (OBL LOC)' (European Romani)
		me	[meɪ]			me 'I' (European Romani)
		mei	['meɪ]			me 'I' (European Romani)
		mey	['meɪ]			me 'I' (European Romani)
		mi	['mə], ['mi:]	me	BRIGHT-VOCAB	me 'I' (European Romani)
		tutti		tuti	DAWSON-VOCAB	tute 'you (LOC)' (European Romani)
I (fem)	Pronoun	yui-si		youesee	SAMPSON-BRYANT	si 'to be 3SG' (European Romani) joj 'she' (European Romani)
I (masc)	Pronoun	yui		youee	SAMPSON-BRYANT	joj 'she' (European Romani)
I am	Verb	shium		shium	NORWOOD-VOCAB	som 'I am' (European Romani)
		shom	['ʃɒm], [ʃɔm]	shom	WHITER-VOCAB	som 'I am' (European Romani)
		showm	['ʃəʊm]			som 'I am' (European Romani)
I am alive	Noun	chivvaben		chiva ben	WHITER-VOCAB	dživ- 'live' (European Romani)
I am dying	Noun	merraben		mera ben	WHITER-VOCAB	mer- 'die' (European Romani)
I am going to ride	Verb	kistavva		kistăva	WHITER-VOCAB	klisav(a) 'ride (1SG)' (European Romani)
I am loving	Noun	komma ben		coma ben	WHITER-VOCAB	kamlipe(n)/-ibe(n) 'love (n)' (European Romani)
I am tired	Verb	kinnotium		kinotium	NORWOOD-VOCAB	khino 'tired' (European Romani)
I am wet	Noun	kindoben		kindoben	WHITER-VOCAB	kindo 'wet' (European Romani)
I ate	Verb	hawom		oium	BRIGHT-VOCAB	xal(j)om 'eat (1SG PAST)' (European Romani)
I beg	Verb	manga		manga	BRIGHT-VOCAB	mangav 'beg \| ask \| demand 1SG' (European Romani)
I buy	Verb	kinnaw		kinoue	FOX-DERBY	kinav 'buy (1SG)' (European Romani)
I eat	Verb	kawva		kauva	WHITER-VOCAB	xav(a) 'eat 1SG' (European Romani)
I go	Verb	jah		jah	BRIGHT-VOCAB	dža- 'go' (European Romani)
I had eaten	Verb	hawmas		oimas	BRIGHT-VOCAB	xal(j)omas 'eat (1SG PAST + REM)' (European Romani)
I have	Verb	yom		yom	WHITER-VOCAB	som 'I am' (European Romani)
I have a cold	Verb phrase	shilleno si mandi		šileno si mandi	WINSTEDT-1949	mande 'me (OBL LOC)' (European Romani) si 'to be 3SG' (European Romani) šilelo 'cold (adj)' (European Romani)
I have put	Verb	chiddom		chidom	BRIGHT-VOCAB	čhivdom 'put (1SG PFV)' (European Romani)
I know you	Verb phrase	mandi jinnavvas		mande jinav'as	TAYLOR-VOCAB	mande 'me (OBL LOC)' (European Romani) džinav(a) 'know 1SG' (European Romani)
I lift	Verb	ashto		ashto	BRIGHT-VOCAB	uštav- \| vazd- 'get up \| lift' (European Romani)
I like	Verb	kommavva		komava	EASTANGLIAN	kamav(a) 'want \| love 1SG' (European Romani)
I like	Verb	kommovva		komova	EASTANGLIAN	kamav(a) 'want \| love 1SG' (European Romani)
I love	Verb	komawva		comauvă	WHITER-VOCAB	kamav(a) 'want \| love 1SG' (European Romani)
		komma		coma	WHITER-VOCAB	kam- 'love \| want' (European Romani)
		komma ben		coma ben	WHITER-VOCAB	kamlipe(n)/-ibe(n) 'love (n)' (European Romani)
		komowben		comōben	WHITER-VOCAB	kamlipe(n)/-ibe(n) 'love (n)' (European Romani)
I owe	Verb	kammawa		kamawa	BRIGHT-VOCAB	kamav(a) 'want \| love 1SG' (European Romani)
I saw	Verb	diktom		diktom, dictom	BRIGHT-VOCAB	dikhtom 'I saw' (European Romani)
I say	Verb	pennov		penov	EASTANGLIAN	phenav(a) 'say 1SG' (European Romani)
I see	Verb	dikkaba		diekaba	BRIGHT-VOCAB	dikhav(a) 'see (1SG)' (European Romani)
I sleep	Verb	sowawa		sowawa	BRIGHT-VOCAB	sovav(a) 'sleep 1SG' (European Romani)
I sleep	Verb	sowvava		souvāva	WHITER-VOCAB	sovav(a) 'sleep 1SG' (European Romani)
I slept	Verb	sovawva		sovauva	WHITER-VOCAB	sovav(a) 'sleep 1SG' (European Romani)
I thank you	Verb phrase	parrakavvo tut		parrakavo tut	TAYLOR-VOCAB	tut 'you (obl)' (European Romani) parikerav(a) 'thank 1SG' (European Romani)
I thank you	Verb phrase	parrakeraw tot		para karau tot	WHITER-VOCAB	tut 'you (obl)' (European Romani) parikerav(a) 'thank 1SG' (European Romani)
I thank you (2PL)	Verb phrase	parrakro tumminge		parakro tuminge	HAMP-1929	pariker- 'thank' (European Romani) tumenge 'you PL OBL DAT' (European Romani)
I understand you	Verb phrase	mandi jinnavvas		mande jinav'as	TAYLOR-VOCAB	mande 'me (OBL LOC)' (European Romani) džinav(a) 'know 1SG' (European Romani)
I will have	Verb
I will sit	Verb	mai boshavva		mai bosháva	WHITER-VOCAB	me 'I' (European Romani) bešav(a) 'sit 1SG' (European Romani)
I will tell	Verb	rokkera		rokera	WHITER-VOCAB	vraker- 'speak' (European Romani)
I'd	Verb	mandi'd		mandi'd	EASTANGLIAN	mande 'me (OBL LOC)' (European Romani)
I'm	Verb	mandi	['mændi:]			mande 'me (OBL LOC)' (European Romani)
		mandi's	['mændi:z], ['mandiz], ['mændi:s], ['mændɪs], ['mændiz]			mande 'me (OBL LOC)' (European Romani)
		manni	['mænɪ]			man '1SG OBL pron' (European Romani)
i'm going	Verb	kaeri jovva		keri j'ovva	WHITER-VOCAB	džav(a) 'go (1SG)' (European Romani) ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
I've	Verb	mandi's	['mændi:z], ['mændiz]			mande 'me (OBL LOC)' (European Romani)
ice	Noun	gib	[gɪb]			iv 'snow' (European Romani)
ice	Noun	herif	['herɪf]
idiot	Noun	dendla	['dɛndlə]			dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dinla	['dɪnlə]			dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dinlo	['dɪnləʊ]			dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
idol	Noun	muller		muller	DAWSON-VOCAB	mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
ill	Adjective	gammi	['gæmi], ['gæmi:]			gammy 'injured \| painful \| infected' (English slang)
		naffalo		nafalo	BRIGHT-VOCAB	nasvalo 'sick, ill' (European Romani)
		nafla	['næflə]			nasvalo 'sick, ill' (European Romani)
		nafli	['næfli:]	nafflee	ROBERTS-VOCAB	nasvalo 'sick, ill' (European Romani)
		naflo	['næfləʊ]	naflo	EASTANGLIAN	nasvalo 'sick, ill' (European Romani)
		naflu	['næflu:]			nasvalo 'sick, ill' (European Romani)
		nashfelo		nashfelo	WHITER-VOCAB	nasvalo 'sick, ill' (European Romani)
		nashval	['næʃvæɫ], ['næʃvəɫ]			nasvalo 'sick, ill' (European Romani)
		nasvalo	['naʃaləʊ]			nasvalo 'sick, ill' (European Romani)
		waffadi	['wæfədi:], ['ʍæfədi]			basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		waffati	['wæfətʰi:]			basavo \| vasavo \| wafedo etc 'bad' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
illness	Noun	naslipen		naslipen	EASTANGLIAN	nasvalo 'sick, ill' (European Romani)
image	Noun	faino wokli		fino, wocklee	SAMPSON-BRYANT	rakli 'girl (non Gypsy)' (European Romani) fine 'fine' (English)
image	Noun	mullo		mulo	EASTANGLIAN
important documents	Noun	chinnamengra	['ʧɪnəmeŋgrə]			čhin- 'cut' (European Romani)
imprisoned	Verb	stardo		stardo	WINSTEDT-1949	(a)stariben/-ipen 'prison' (European Romani)
in	Preposition	abri	[ə'bɹi], [ə'bɹi:]			avri 'out \| outside' (European Romani)
		ado		ado	IRVINE-VOCAB	ando 'in' (European Romani)
		adrav		adrav	WHITER-VOCAB	andre 'in' (European Romani)
		adrey	[ə'dreɪ]	adra, adre, adráy	TAYLOR-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, SANDERSON	andre 'in' (European Romani)
		adri		adri	TAYLOR-VOCAB	andre 'in' (European Romani)
		adrin	[ə'drɪn]			andre 'in' (European Romani)
		drey		'dray	SANDERSON	andre 'in' (European Romani)
in front of	Preposition	adrey	[ə'dreɪ]			andre 'in' (European Romani)
in oak tree	Adverb	koshkeni		koškeni	WINSTEDT-1949	kašt 'wood' (European Romani)
in rags	Adverb	kokkorengris		kokoreŋgris	WINSTEDT-1949	kotor 'piece' (European Romani)
in rags	Adverb	kottorendis		kotorendis	WINSTEDT-1949	kotor 'piece' (European Romani)
in the country	Adverb	munkre	['mʊŋkri:]
in the middle	Preposition	maskra	['mæskrə]			maškar 'middle' (European Romani)
in-laws	Noun	stiffa	['stɪfə]			štif 'step- (relation by marriage)' (European Romani)
infant	Noun	tikno		tikno	WHITER-VOCAB	tikno 'small' (European Romani)
ink-holder	Noun	kallika pallo		kalee-ka paloo	IRVINE-VOCAB
inn	Noun	kirtchimo podrum		kirchimo podrum	SAMPSON-BRYANT	drom 'way \| road' (European Romani) kirčima 'pub' (European Romani)
insect	Noun	pish	['pʰɪʃ]			pišom 'flea' (European Romani)
insect	Noun	pishun	['pʰɪʃʊn]			pišom 'flea' (European Romani)
inside	Preposition	adrin	['ædrɪn]			andre 'in' (European Romani)
inside	Preposition	jel in	['ʤel 'ɪn]			džal(a) 'go (3SG)' (European Romani) in 'in' (English)
insult	Verb	chingel		chingle	DAWSON-VOCAB	čhingerel 'quarrel \| shout 3SG' (European Romani)
interrogate	Verb	mong		mong	DAWSON-VOCAB	mang- 'beg \| ask \| demand' (European Romani)
into	Preposition	ado		ado	IRVINE-VOCAB	ando 'in' (European Romani)
		adu		edou	BRIGHT-VOCAB	ando 'in' (European Romani)
		drey		dre	BRIGHT-VOCAB	andre 'in' (European Romani)
inwards	Adverb	rig adrey		rig adré	EASTANGLIAN	andre 'in' (European Romani) rig 'side' (European Romani)
Ireland	Noun	vallapani	['væləpʰa:ni:]
irish	Adjective	hinditti		hinditti	EASTANGLIAN	xindo 'lousy \| shitty \| bad ' (European Romani)
Irish people	Noun	fowkidelallipani	['fəʊkʰi:də'lælɪpʰa:ni:]			pani 'water' (European Romani) lolo 'red' (European Romani) folk 'people' (English)
		intramengras	['ɪntrə'meŋgrəz]			xindo 'lousy \| shitty \| bad ' (European Romani)
		tremengras	[trə'meŋgrəz]
Irish person	Noun	hingermenga	['hɪŋgəmɛŋgə]			xindo 'lousy \| shitty \| bad ' (European Romani)
Irish person	Noun	ingrittamengra	['ɪŋgrɪtəmeŋgrə]			xindo 'lousy \| shitty \| bad ' (European Romani)
Irish traveller	Noun	budjut		bud-jut	IRVINE-VOCAB
Irish travellers	Noun	intermengri	['ɪntʰəmeŋgri:]			xindo 'lousy \| shitty \| bad ' (European Romani)
		intermengri fowki	['ɪntəmeŋgri: 'fəʊkʰi:]			folk 'people' (English) xindo 'lousy \| shitty \| bad ' (European Romani)
		intermingri	['ɪntəmŋgri:]			xindo 'lousy \| shitty \| bad ' (European Romani)
		ittimengri	['ɪtʰɪmeŋɡri:]			xin(d)- 'defecate' (European Romani)
		mongermengras		mongermengras	DAWSON-VOCAB	mang- 'beg \| ask \| demand' (European Romani)
		talallipan	[tʰə'lælɪpʰæn]
Irishman	Noun	hindettamingro		hindetemmingro	TAYLOR-VOCAB	xindo 'lousy \| shitty \| bad ' (European Romani)
iron	Noun	mullok	['mʊɫək]	mulok	DAWSON-VOCAB	molivi 'lead' (European Romani)
		sashtah		sashtaa	SAMPSON-BRYANT	sastri 'iron' (European Romani)
		sasner	['sæsnə]			sastri 'iron' (European Romani)
		saster	['sæstə], [sastə]	saster	DAWSON-VOCAB	sastri 'iron' (European Romani)
		sasti	['sæsti]			sastri 'iron' (European Romani)
		susta		susta	NORWOOD-VOCAB	sastri 'iron' (European Romani)
		trast		trast	BRIGHT-VOCAB	sastri 'iron' (European Romani)
		trasta		traster	BRIGHT-VOCAB	sastri 'iron' (European Romani)
iron pot	Noun	chawkri		čɔ̄kri	WINSTEDT-1948	kuči 'pot' (European Romani)
		chukri		ĉukri	WINSTEDT-1948	kuči 'pot' (European Romani)
		kassamengri		kasameŋgri	WINSTEDT-1949	xas(a) 'eat (1PL)' (European Romani)
iron rim on wagon wheel	Noun	sastra valler varda		sastra valer varda	DAWSON-VOCAB
Iron workers	Noun	sastermeskris		sastermeskris	WINSTEDT-1949	sastri 'iron' (European Romani)
is	Verb	sa	['sæ]
is	Verb	si	['si:]	se, si, s', see	WHITER-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	si 'to be 3SG' (European Romani)
is not	Verb	nai	[naɪ]			na 'no \| not' (European Romani)
is the	Verb phrase	so		s'o	WHITER-VOCAB
Isaac Heron's name	Noun	yoks matcha		Yoks Mača	WINSTEDT-1949	mačho 'fish' (European Romani) jakh 'eye' (European Romani) mačka 'cat' (European Romani)
it	Pronoun	las		las	FOX-DERBY	les '3SG OBL pron' (European Romani)
		les		les	BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	les '3SG OBL pron' (European Romani)
		lest		lest	BRIGHT-VOCAB	les '3SG OBL pron' (European Romani)
		los		los	WHITER-VOCAB	les '3SG OBL pron' (European Romani)
it freezes	Verb
it gives	Verb	dallo		dalo	BRIGHT-VOCAB	del 'give (3SG)' (European Romani)
it is	Verb	ella		ella	WHITER-VOCAB	hilo 'is + 3SG.clit.' (European Romani)
it is	Verb	si		se	WHITER-VOCAB	si 'to be 3SG' (European Romani)
it is cold	Adjective	chillilo		chillelo	WHITER-VOCAB	šilelo 'cold (adj)' (European Romani)
it is day	Verb phrase	duvvos si		duvos se	WHITER-VOCAB	si 'to be 3SG' (European Romani) dives 'day' (European Romani)
it is it	Verb phrase	adovvan si		adovan see	WHITER-VOCAB	si 'to be 3SG' (European Romani) adava 'that' (European Romani)
it is true	Verb phrase	tatchopen si		tatschopen se	WHITER-VOCAB	čačo 'right \| true' (European Romani)
it rains	Verb	brishanilla		brishanilla, brishanílla	SANDERSON	brišind 'rain' (European Romani)
it rains	Verb	brishinella		brišinela	WINSTEDT-1948	brišind 'rain' (European Romani) -el(a) '3SG suffix' (European Romani)
it snows	Verb	della yiv		della yiv	WHITER-VOCAB	del 'give (3SG)' (European Romani) jiv 'snow' (European Romani)
it snows	Verb	yivella		yiv ella	WHITER-VOCAB	jiv 'snow' (European Romani)
it thunders		diaginni
itch	Verb	handjer		hanjer	WINSTEDT-1948	xandž- 'itch' (European Romani)
jack-asses	Noun	maili		mailé	WHITER-VOCAB	moila 'donkey ' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
jackal	Noun	jukkel		jookil	IRVINE-VOCAB	džukel 'dog' (European Romani)
jacket	Noun	chukka	['ʧʊkʰə]			coxa 'skirt' (European Romani)
jacket	Noun	jaffo	['ʤæfəʊ]
jail	Noun	storiben		Story ben	MCGOWAN-WINCON	(a)stariben/-ipen 'prison' (European Romani)
jerkin or doblett (close fitting jacket worn by men)	Noun	erri hammi		Ery hamey	MCGOWAN-WINCON	e 'the (oblique \| plural)' (European Romani) raxami \| rexami 'coat' (European Romani)
Jesus	Noun	shadai	[ʃə'daɪ]			shaday 'the protector' (Hebrew)
jewel	Noun	sonnakai	['sɒnəkʰaɪ]			sonakaj 'gold' (European Romani)
Jews	Noun	shinafowki	['ʃi:nəfəʊkʰi:]			čhin- 'cut' (European Romani) folk 'people' (English)
jockey	Noun	kistagaera	['kʰɪstəgeərə]			goro 'gawdja who intermarried with Gypsies' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) klis- 'ride' (European Romani)
jockey	Noun	kistramengri		kistrameŋgri	WINSTEDT-1949	klis- 'ride' (European Romani)
jostle	Verb	mundjer		munjer	EASTANGLIAN	mundžer- 'squeeze, hug, pinch, nudge (Etym. unkn.)' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
journey	Noun	durri		dure	NORWOOD-VOCAB	dur 'far' (European Romani)
judge (n)	Noun	bawro		bauro	SAMPSON-BRYANT	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
judge (n)	Noun	bowro shunnengro		bôro-shûnéngro	SANDERSON
jug	Noun	kurro		kuro	EASTANGLIAN	khoro 'jug' (European Romani)
jumper	Noun	ganzi	['gænzi:], ['gænzi]			ganzi 'frock' (Shelta)
just now	Adverb	konnasig		konə sig	EASTANGLIAN	akana 'now' (European Romani) sigo 'soon' (European Romani)
Justice of the Peace	Noun	powkoni		Powconey	MCGOWAN-WINCON
keep	Verb	rak		rak	DAWSON-VOCAB	arakh- 'guard' (European Romani)
keeper	Noun	vatermengri		vartermeŋgri	WINSTEDT-1949	vaxtr- 'to watch/look' (European Romani)
kettle	Noun	chawkri		čɔ̄kri	WINSTEDT-1948	kuči 'pot' (European Romani)
		chukri		čukri	WINSTEDT-1948	kuči 'pot' (European Romani)
		kekavvi		cacāvé	WHITER-VOCAB	kakavi 'kettle' (European Romani)
		kekkari		kekaari	DAWSON-VOCAB	kakavi 'kettle' (European Romani)
		kekkavi	['kʰekævi:]			kakavi 'kettle' (European Romani)
		kekkordi		kekawdi	DAWSON-VOCAB	kakavi 'kettle' (European Romani)
		kekkorvia	[kʰə'kɔ'vɪə]			kakavi 'kettle' (European Romani)
		kekkova	['kʰekəʊvə]			kakavi 'kettle' (European Romani)
		kekovvi	[kʰə'kʰɒvi:]			kakavi 'kettle' (European Romani)
		kikkova	['kɪkəʊvə]			kakavi 'kettle' (European Romani)
		kikovvi	[kʰɪ'kʰɒvi:]			kakavi 'kettle' (European Romani)
		kukavi	[kʰʊ'kʰɑ:vi]			kakavi 'kettle' (European Romani)
		kukkavi	[kʰʊ'kʰɑvi]			kakavi 'kettle' (European Romani)
		tinsa	[tʰɪnsə], ['tʰɪnsə]
kettle iron	Noun	kukkavi saster	[kʰʊ'kʰɑvi 'sæstə], [kʰʊ'kʰɑ:vi sastə]			kakavi 'kettle' (European Romani)
kettle prop	Noun	kekkavisast	[kʰə'kʰævi:sæst]			kakavi 'kettle' (European Romani) sastri 'iron' (European Romani)
kettle prop	Noun	kikovvi kosh	[kʰɪ'kʰɒvi: 'kʰɒʃ], ['kʰɪkʰɒvi: 'kʰɒʃ]			kašt 'wood' (European Romani) kakavi 'kettle' (European Romani)
key	Noun	klerrin		clerin	SAMPSON-BRYANT	klidi(n) 'key' (European Romani)
		klessin		klessin	BRIGHT-VOCAB	klidi(n) 'key' (European Romani)
		klism	['klism], ['klɪsəm]			klidi(n) 'key' (European Romani)
		klitsen		klitsen	WHITER-VOCAB	klidi(n) 'key' (European Romani)
		kludjen		Cludgen	MCGOWAN-WINCON	klidi(n) 'key' (European Romani)
keys	Noun	klissems	['klɪsəmz]			klidi(n) 'key' (European Romani)
kill	Verb	del	[dɛɫ]			del 'give (3SG)' (European Romani)
		delli	[deli:]			del 'give (3SG)' (European Romani)
		man		man	ROBERTS-VOCAB
		mar	['ma:]	mar	IRVINE-VOCAB	mer- 'die' (European Romani)
		mor	['mɔ:], [mɔ:], ['mɔ], [mɔr]	mawr, maur, maw(rit)	DAWSON-VOCAB, TAYLOR-VOCAB	mer- 'die' (European Romani)
		mori	['mɔ:ri:]			mer- 'die' (European Romani)
		muller	['mʊɫə], ['mʊlə]			mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
		mur		mur	DAWSON-VOCAB	mer- 'die' (European Romani)
killed	Verb	mored	['mɔ:d], [mɔ:d]	mored	EASTANGLIAN	mer- 'die' (European Romani)
killed	Verb	mullered	['mʊɫəd], ['mʊləd]	mulerd	DAWSON-VOCAB	mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
killing	Verb	morin'	['mɔ:rɪn], ['mɔ:ɹɪn]			mer- 'die' (European Romani)
killing	Verb	moring	['mɔ:rɪŋ], ['mɔ:riŋ]			mer- 'die' (European Romani)
kind	Adjective	bori		bawri	DAWSON-VOCAB	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
king	Noun	grallis		grallis	WHITER-VOCAB	kral(j)o \| kral('/j)i(s) 'king' (European Romani)
		kallis		kalis	WINSTEDT-1949	kral(j)o \| kral('/j)i(s) 'king' (European Romani)
		kina	['kʰi:nə], ['kʰi:na]			kinego 'king' (European Romani)
		krallis	['krælɪs]	crallis, kralis	NORWOOD-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN, EVANS	kral(j)o \| kral('/j)i(s) 'king' (European Romani)
		krellis		crellis	SAMPSON-BRYANT	kral(j)o \| kral('/j)i(s) 'king' (European Romani)
		rai	['raɪ]			raj 'gentleman \| lord' (European Romani)
kiss (n)	Noun	chum	[ʧʊm]			čum- 'kiss' (European Romani)
		chumas	['ʧu:məs]			čum- 'kiss' (European Romani)
		chumma	['ʧʊmə], ['ʧʊma]	chuma	DAWSON-VOCAB	čum- 'kiss' (European Romani)
		chummaben		schumoben	BRIGHT-VOCAB	čum- 'kiss' (European Romani)
		moi	[tʰə'mɔ:ɪ], ['mɔ:ɪ]			muj 'face \| mouth' (European Romani)
kiss (v)	Verb	chumma	['ʧʊmə]			čum- 'kiss' (European Romani)
knapsack	Noun	gorro (sic)		goro (sic)	BRIGHT-VOCAB	gono 'bag \| sack' (European Romani)
knee	Noun	changa		tschanga	BRIGHT-VOCAB	čang 'knee' (European Romani)
knee	Noun	chong	['ʧɒŋ]	chong	WHITER-VOCAB	čang 'knee' (European Romani)
knees	Noun	chongus	['tʃɒŋɡʊs]			čang 'knee' (European Romani)
knees	Noun	kon	['kʰɒn]			čang 'knee' (European Romani)
knew	Verb	jinned		jinned	TAYLOR-VOCAB	džin- 'know' (European Romani)
knickers	Noun	rokkemries	['ɹɒkʰɛmɹiz]			raxami \| rexami 'coat' (European Romani)
knife	Noun	charri		charrey	MCGOWAN-WINCON	čhuri 'knife' (European Romani)
		chiv	['ʧɪv], [ʧɪv]	chiv	DAWSON-VOCAB	čhin- 'cut' (European Romani)
		chivvi	['ʧɪvi]			čhin- 'cut' (European Romani)
		chivvimengri		čivimengri	EASTANGLIAN	čhin- 'cut' (European Romani)
		chivvomengro		chívoméngro	IRVINE-VOCAB	čhin- 'cut' (European Romani)
		chori	['ʧɔ:ri:]			čhuri 'knife' (European Romani)
		chuddi	['ʧʊdi:]	čudi	EASTANGLIAN	čhuri 'knife' (European Romani)
		churi	['ʧʊri:]	chooree, churee, chouri, choori	IRVINE-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB, DAWSON-VOCAB, SANDERSON	čhuri 'knife' (European Romani)
		churri	['ʧʊri:], ['ʧʊɹi]	churi, tcheure, tchuré, chûrri	NORWOOD-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, SANDERSON	čhuri 'knife' (European Romani)
		gulli	['gʊɫi]
		shurri	['ʃʊri:]			čhuri 'knife' (European Romani)
knifing	Verb	chuddying		čudiing	EASTANGLIAN	čhuri 'knife' (European Romani)
knock	Verb	nash		naš	WINSTEDT-1949
knocking		atchin'	['æʧɪn]			ačh- 'stay' (European Romani)
knocking\
know	Verb	jan	[ʤæn]	[ʤæn]	DAWSON-VOCAB	džan- 'know' (European Romani)
		jannav	[ʤə'næv]			džanav(a) 'know (1SG)' (European Romani)
		jannes	[ʤə'nes]			džanes 'know (2SG)' (European Romani)
		jenes	[ʤɛ'nɛs]			džanes 'know (2SG)' (European Romani)
		jin	[ʤɪn], ['ʤɪn], ['dʒɪn]	jin	DAWSON-VOCAB, TAYLOR-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB	džin- 'know' (European Romani)
		jins	['ʤɪnz], ['ɡɪnz]			džin- 'know' (European Romani)
		jun	['ʤʊn], [ʤən], [ʤʊn]			džan- 'know' (European Romani)
		juns	['ʤʊnz], [ʤʊnz]			džan- 'know' (European Romani)
know 1SG	Verb	jinnav	['ʤɪnæv]			džinav(a) 'know 1SG' (European Romani)
know(s)	Verb	juns	[ʤʊnz]			džan- 'know' (European Romani)
know?	Verb	jin	['dʒɪn]			džin- 'know' (European Romani)
known	Verb	jinned	[ʤɪnd]			džin- 'know' (European Romani)
knows	Verb	jans	[ʤænz]			džan- 'know' (European Romani)
		jin	['ʤɪn]			džin- 'know' (European Romani)
		jinav	['ʤɪnæv]			džinav(a) 'know 1SG' (European Romani)
		jins	['ʤɪnz], [ʤɪnz]			džin- 'know' (European Romani)
		juns	['ʤʊnz], [ʤʊnz]			džan- 'know' (European Romani)
		junzi	['ʤʊnzi:]			džan- 'know' (European Romani)
labour	Noun	butin		butin	BRIGHT-VOCAB	buti 'work' (European Romani)
lace	Noun	dori		dori	EASTANGLIAN	dori 'thread \| lace \| string' (European Romani)
lace	Noun	tav	[tʰav]	tav	DAWSON-VOCAB	thav 'thread' (European Romani)
lad	Noun	palla		palla	WHITER-VOCAB	phral 'brother' (European Romani)
ladies underwear	Noun	rokrawnis	['rɒkrɔ:ni:z]			rani 'lady' (European Romani) raxami \| rexami 'coat' (European Romani)
lady	Noun	arawna		araunah	ROBERTS-VOCAB	rani 'lady' (European Romani)
		gilli	['gɪli:]
		raienna		raiena	SAMPSON-BRYANT	rani 'lady' (European Romani)
		rakli	['rækli:]			rakli 'girl (non Gypsy)' (European Romani)
		ranni		ranee	IRVINE-VOCAB	rani 'lady' (European Romani)
		rawni	['rɔni:], ['rɔ:ni:], ['ɹɔ:ni], ['ɹɔni], ['ɹɔ:niz]			rani 'lady' (European Romani)
		roienna		roiena	SAMPSON-BRYANT	rani 'lady' (European Romani)
lake	Noun	pani	['pʰɑ:ni], ['pʰa:ni:]			pani 'water' (European Romani)
lamb	Noun	bokkatchi		bokkachi	SANDERSON	bakro 'sheep' (European Romani)
lamb	Noun	vakkasho		vaccashoe	SAMPSON-BRYANT	bakro 'sheep' (European Romani)
lamb's paunch		bokkatchesto per		bokkachésto-per	SANDERSON	bakro 'sheep' (European Romani) per- 'fall' (European Romani)
lame	Adjective	bongo		bongo	EASTANGLIAN, SANDERSON	bango 'crooked' (European Romani)
		lango		laŋgo	WINSTEDT-1949	langalo 'lame' (European Romani)
		longo		loŋgo	WINSTEDT-1949	langalo 'lame' (European Romani)
		longshum		long shum	NORWOOD-VOCAB	langalo 'lame' (European Romani)
landlord	Noun	gaera	['geərə]			goro 'gawdja who intermarried with Gypsies' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		hollonu		holonū	WINSTEDT-1948, EASTANGLIAN	xulaj 'host' (European Romani)
		kitchema mosh	['kʰɪʧəməmɒʃ]			murš 'man' (European Romani) kirčima 'pub' (European Romani)
lane	Noun	temsko drom		temsko drom	EASTANGLIAN	drom 'way \| road' (European Romani) them 'country \| land' (European Romani)
lane	Noun	towbi	['tʰəʊbi]
language	Noun	jib	['ʤɪb]			čhib 'tongue \| language' (European Romani)
		konnes		konnes	WHITER-VOCAB
		rokker	['rɒkʰə]			vraker- 'speak' (European Romani)
		rokkerbun	['rɒkʰə'bʊn], ['rɒkʰəbʊn]			vraker- 'speak' (European Romani)
		rokkerpen	['rɒkəpʰen], ['rɒkʰəpʰen]			vraker- 'speak' (European Romani)
		Romana		romana	SAMPSON-BRYANT	romani 'Gypsy (adj)' (European Romani)
lantern	Noun	dudramangru		duddramangru	ROBERTS-VOCAB	dud 'light' (European Romani)
large	Adjective	bora		bauro	WHITER-VOCAB	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		borri		bori	DAWSON-VOCAB	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		borum		borum	ROBERTS-VOCAB	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
large dish	Noun	choro		tchauro	WHITER-VOCAB	čaro 'bowl \| plate' (European Romani)
last	Adjective	kallaki		kalake	WHITER-VOCAB	kaliko(s) 'yesterday' (European Romani)
last	Adjective	kolloka		collŏca, koloko	NORWOOD-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	kaliko(s) 'yesterday' (European Romani)
laugh (n)	Noun	sa		sa	ROBERTS-VOCAB	asa- 'laugh (v)' (European Romani)
		sai		sai	ROBERTS-VOCAB	asa- 'laugh (v)' (European Romani)
		sav	[sav], ['sæv]			asav(a) 'laugh 1SG' (European Romani)
		savva	['sævə]			asav(a) 'laugh 1SG' (European Romani)
laugh (v)	Verb	salla		salla	WHITER-VOCAB	asal(a) 'laugh 3SG' (European Romani)
		sallaw		sallaw	SAMPSON-BRYANT	asa- 'laugh (v)' (European Romani)
		sav	['sæv], [sæv]	sav	DAWSON-VOCAB	asav(a) 'laugh 1SG' (European Romani)
		savvapan		savapan	NORWOOD-VOCAB	asav(a) 'laugh 1SG' (European Romani)
laughing	Verb	sal	['sæl]			asal(a) 'laugh 3SG' (European Romani)
		salling	[sæɫɪn]			asal(a) 'laugh 3SG' (European Romani)
		savvin'	['savɪn]			asav(a) 'laugh 1SG' (European Romani)
		savving	['sævɪŋ], ['sævɪn], ['sævɪŋg]			asav(a) 'laugh 1SG' (European Romani)
laughter	Noun	sallapen		salepen	EASTANGLIAN	asal(a) 'laugh 3SG' (European Romani)
laurel	Noun	kovvasko ruk		covascorook	SAMPSON-BRYANT
lawn mower	Noun	chor chinna		chawr chiner	DAWSON-VOCAB	čhin- 'cut' (European Romani) čar 'grass' (European Romani)
lawyer	Noun	mushletta		mushleter	DAWSON-VOCAB
		pukkamengri	['pʰʊkʰemeŋɡri:]			phuk(er)- 'tell' (European Romani)
		shunnomengro		šūnomeŋgro	EASTANGLIAN	šun- 'hear' (European Romani)
lawyers	Noun	buengri gaeris		būeŋgri gēris	EASTANGLIAN	goro 'gawdja who intermarried with Gypsies' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) buj- 'have sexual intercourse' (European Romani)
lawyers	Noun	shenkeni gaeris		shenkeni geris	EASTANGLIAN	goro 'gawdja who intermarried with Gypsies' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson)) šun- 'hear' (European Romani)
lay	Verb	sovvi		sove	NORWOOD-VOCAB	sov- 'sleep' (European Romani)
lead	Noun	mollis		molis	WINSTEDT-1949	molivi 'lead' (European Romani)
		mollus		molous	SAMPSON-BRYANT	molivi 'lead' (European Romani)
		mulliven	['mʊlɪvən]			molivi 'lead' (European Romani)
		mullivin	['mʊlɪvɪn]			molivi 'lead' (European Romani)
leaf	Noun	papatri	[pʰə'pʰætri:]			patrin 'leaf' (European Romani)
		patrin		patrin	BRIGHT-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	patrin 'leaf' (European Romani)
		petra	['pʰɛtɹa]			patrin 'leaf' (European Romani)
lean (adj)	Adjective	chora		chora	NORWOOD-VOCAB	čhor(-o)(-ikano)(-vano)(-elo)(-oro) 'poor' (European Romani)
learn	Verb	pengi		pengé	WHITER-VOCAB	penge 'for themselves' (European Romani)
leather	Noun	boshta		bošta	HAMP-1929	bešto 'sitting' (European Romani)
		cham		cham	SANDERSON
		chof		chof	IRVINE-VOCAB	tirax, čiox \| kirax, tirax \| tirax \| tijax 'shoe (e.g.Kalderaš \| Sinti \| Sepečides \| Finnish...)' (European Romani)
		mullo cham		mulo čam	WINSTEDT-1948	čham 'cheek' (European Romani) mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
leave	Verb	mok	['mɒk]			muk- 'let \| allow' (European Romani)
leave	Verb	muk	[mʊk], ['mʊk]			muk- 'let \| allow' (European Romani)
leave (it)	Verb	muk	[mʊk]			muk- 'let \| allow' (European Romani)
leave off to fight	Verb	match ma korin'		match ma courin	NORWOOD-VOCAB
Lees	Noun
left	Adjective	banglo	['bæŋgləʊ]			bango 'crooked' (European Romani)
		bango	['bæŋɡəʊ]			bango 'crooked' (European Romani)
		bongo		bongo	SANDERSON	bango 'crooked' (European Romani)
		sevro		sevro	EASTANGLIAN	zervo 'left' (European Romani)
		stigga	['stɪɡə]
		zezro		zezro	BRIGHT-VOCAB	zervo 'left' (European Romani)
left (direction)	Adverb	stinga	['stɪŋgə]
left hand	Noun	bongo vast		Bongo vast	MCGOWAN-WINCON	bango 'crooked' (European Romani) vast 'hand \| arm' (European Romani)
left handed man	Noun	bangla mush	['bæŋglə'mʊʃ]			murš 'man' (European Romani) bango 'crooked' (European Romani)
leg	Noun	aera	[eəɹə], ['eərə]			heroj 'leg' (European Romani)
		erra	['ɛɹə], ['ɛɹəz]			heroj 'leg' (European Romani)
		herri		herree	BRIGHT-VOCAB, SAMPSON-BRYANT	heroj 'leg' (European Romani)
		herro		herro	ROBERTS-VOCAB	heroj 'leg' (European Romani)
		herroi		herroi	BRIGHT-VOCAB	heroj 'leg' (European Romani)
		kerra		kerra	NORWOOD-VOCAB	heroj 'leg' (European Romani)
leggings	Noun	errengros		ereŋgros	WINSTEDT-1948	heroj 'leg' (European Romani)
leggings	Noun	skrunyas		skrunyas	EASTANGLIAN	skorni \| škorni 'boot' (European Romani)
legs	Noun	aeras	['eərəz], ['eəɹəs]	airaz	DAWSON-VOCAB	heroj 'leg' (European Romani)
		erra		errur	WHITER-VOCAB	heroj 'leg' (European Romani)
		herris	['herɪs]			heroj 'leg' (European Romani)
		hollivas	['hɒlɪvəz]			holova 'trousers' (European Romani)
		kashtas	['kʰæʃtəz]			kašt 'wood' (European Romani)
		perrias	['pʰerɪəz]			piro (pire- plural) 'foot' (European Romani)
		piris		peeriz	DAWSON-VOCAB	piro (pire- plural) 'foot' (European Romani)
		plorts	[plɔ:ts]
lesbian	Noun	chor	[ʧɔ:]			čhor(-o)(-ikano)(-vano)(-elo)(-oro) 'poor' (European Romani)
let	Verb	muk	['mʊk], [mʊk]	muk	TAYLOR-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	muk- 'let \| allow' (European Romani)
let's	Verb	mukkus	['mʊkʰəz]			muk- 'let \| allow' (European Romani)
letter	Noun	bok		bock	BRIGHT-VOCAB	bukva 'letter ' (European Romani)
		chinnamangri		chinnamasngree	ROBERTS-VOCAB	čhin- 'cut' (European Romani)
		chinnamengra	['ʧɪnəmeŋɡrə]			čhin- 'cut' (European Romani)
		lil	[lɪɫ], ['lɪɫ]			lil 'letter \| book' (European Romani)
letters	Noun	likaw (sic)		liecaw	SAMPSON-BRYANT	lila 'documents \| papers \| books' (European Romani)
liar	Noun	kush		kuš	EASTANGLIAN
liar	Noun	ukraben	['ʊkrəben]			xoxa(vi)be(n)/-pe(n) 'lie' (European Romani)
lice	Noun	joov		joov	DAWSON-VOCAB	džuv 'louse' (European Romani)
		juval		jouval	DAWSON-VOCAB	džuv 'louse' (European Romani)
		juvlas		juvlas	TAYLOR-VOCAB	džuv 'louse' (European Romani)
		juvli	['ʤʊvli:]			džuv 'louse' (European Romani)
		juvri	['ʤʊvri:]			džuv 'louse' (European Romani)
		juvs	[ʤʊvz]			džuv 'louse' (European Romani)
		juvvas	['ʤʊvəz]	juvers	DAWSON-VOCAB	džuv 'louse' (European Romani)
licence	Noun	godli		godli	EASTANGLIAN
licence	Noun	juvvel		juvəl	WINSTEDT-1948	džuv 'louse' (European Romani)
lie (down)	Verb	sowf		sofe	ROBERTS-VOCAB	sov- 'sleep' (European Romani)
lie (n)	Noun	okkapen	['ɒkʰəpʰɛn]			xoxa(vi)be(n)/-pe(n) 'lie' (European Romani)
		okkipen	['ɒkʰɪpʰen]			xoxa(vi)be(n)/-pe(n) 'lie' (European Romani)
		okna	['ɒknə]			xox- 'lie' (European Romani)
		okraben	['ɒkɹəbɛn]			xoxa(vi)be(n)/-pe(n) 'lie' (European Romani)
		okrapen	['ɒkrəpʰen]			xoxa(vi)be(n)/-pe(n) 'lie' (European Romani)
		oxanno		ochano	SAMPSON-BRYANT	xoxa(vi)be(n)/-pe(n) 'lie' (European Romani)
		ukrabens	['ʊkrəbenz]			xoxa(vi)be(n)/-pe(n) 'lie' (European Romani)
lie (v)	Verb	okki	['ɒkʰi:]			xox- 'lie' (European Romani)
lie down	Verb	besh teley		besh-to-lai	TAYLOR-VOCAB	tele 'down' (European Romani) beš- 'sit' (European Romani)
lie down	Verb	sutti	['sʊtʰi:]			suto 'sleeping \| asleep' (European Romani)
lie(s)	Noun	okraben	['ɒkɹə,bɛn], ['ɒkɹəbɛn]			xoxa(vi)be(n)/-pe(n) 'lie' (European Romani)
lies	Noun	hokkipens	['hɒkʰi:'pʰenz]	hokipens	DAWSON-VOCAB	xoxa(vi)be(n)/-pe(n) 'lie' (European Romani)
		hokrapens	['hɒkrəpʰenz]			xoxa(vi)be(n)/-pe(n) 'lie' (European Romani)
		hokripens	['hɒkrɪpenz]			xoxa(vi)be(n)/-pe(n) 'lie' (European Romani)
		okkamens	['ɒkʰəməns]			xoxa(vi)be(n)/-pe(n) 'lie' (European Romani)
		okkapens	['ɒkʰəpʰens], ['ɒkʰəpʰenz]			xoxa(vi)be(n)/-pe(n) 'lie' (European Romani)
		okraben	['ɒkɹə,bɛn]			xoxa(vi)be(n)/-pe(n) 'lie' (European Romani)
		okrabens	['ɒkɹəbɛnz]	okrabens	DAWSON-VOCAB	xoxa(vi)be(n)/-pe(n) 'lie' (European Romani)
		okrapens	['ɒkrəpʰens], ['ɒkɹəpɛnz]			xoxa(vi)be(n)/-pe(n) 'lie' (European Romani)
		okripens	['ɒkɹɪpʰɛnz]			xoxa(vi)be(n)/-pe(n) 'lie' (European Romani)
life	Noun	chiva		cheeva	WHITER-VOCAB	dživ- 'live' (European Romani)
		javva		gava	SAMPSON-BRYANT	dživ- 'live' (European Romani)
		jiaben	['ʤi:əbɛn], ['ʤiəbɛn], ['ʤiabɛn]			dživiben (/-ipen) 'life' (European Romani)
		jiddo	['ʤɪdəʊ]			dživiben (/-ipen) 'life' (European Romani)
		jil		jil	DAWSON-VOCAB	dživ- 'live' (European Romani)
		jiva		geeva	SAMPSON-BRYANT	dživ- 'live' (European Romani)
		merriben	['merɪbən]	meriben	EASTANGLIAN	mer- 'die' (European Romani)
		merripen	['merɪpʰen], ['merɪpen]			mer- 'die' (European Romani)
lift	Verb	had		had	TAYLOR-VOCAB
light	Noun	dood		dood	SAMPSON-BRYANT	dud 'light' (European Romani)
		dud	dʊd, [dʊd], ['dʊd]	dud, dood, dudd	DAWSON-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	dud 'light' (European Romani)
		duddi	['dʊdi:]			dud 'light' (European Romani)
		eb	[eb]			xev 'hole' (European Romani)
		kerabbi		kerăbé	WHITER-VOCAB
		lukkoshium		lukoshium	NORWOOD-VOCAB	lok(h)o 'light (in weight)' (European Romani) som 'I am' (European Romani)
		tabbela		tabela	WHITER-VOCAB	thab- 'flow \| run rapidly' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		tabbi		tabe	WHITER-VOCAB	thab- 'flow \| run rapidly' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
lightning	Noun	bawro dood		bauro dood	SAMPSON-BRYANT	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani) dud 'light' (European Romani)
		bawro tood		bauro tood	SAMPSON-BRYANT	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani) dud 'light' (European Romani)
		dudjilla		dugilla	BRIGHT-VOCAB	dud 'light' (European Romani)
		maluna		malṓna, maluna	WINSTEDT-1949, EASTANGLIAN	molona 'lightning' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
like	Verb	kam		kam	DAWSON-VOCAB	kam- 'love \| want' (European Romani)
		kom	[kʰɒm], ['kʰɒm]	com	TAYLOR-VOCAB	kam- 'love \| want' (European Romani)
		kum		kum	DAWSON-VOCAB	kam- 'love \| want' (European Romani)
		pensa		pensa	WINSTEDT-1949, EASTANGLIAN	pensez 'think' (French)
like myself	Adverb	kukkero	['kʰʊkʰəru:]			korkořo 'alone' (European Romani)
like myself	Adverb	kukkeros	['kʰʊkʰəru:z]			korkořo 'alone' (European Romani)
liked	Verb	kommed	['kʰɒmd]			kam- 'love \| want' (European Romani)
likes	Verb	koms	['kʰɒmz], [kʰɒmz]			kam- 'love \| want' (European Romani)
lion	Noun	bawro bombaeros		boro bombāros	SANDERSON
lion	Noun	vares		varess	SAMPSON-BRYANT
lips	Noun	chunga		chunga	ROBERTS-VOCAB	čhungar- 'spit' (European Romani)
		wishtas		wištes	WINSTEDT-1949	vust 'lip' (European Romani)
		wishto		wishto	WHITER-VOCAB	vust 'lip' (European Romani)
		wista		wista	NORWOOD-VOCAB	vust 'lip' (European Romani)
listen	Verb	ark	[a:k]			hark 'listen' (English)
listen	Verb	shun	[ʃʊn]	shun	DAWSON-VOCAB	šun- 'hear' (European Romani)
listen (serious tone)	Verb	ashun	[,a'ʃʊn]			šun- 'hear' (European Romani)
listen up	Verb	shunt		shunt	DAWSON-VOCAB	šun- 'hear' (European Romani) -ta 'emphatic enclitic' (European Romani)
		shunta!		shunta!, shunta	DAWSON-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	šun- 'hear' (European Romani) -ta 'emphatic enclitic' (European Romani)
		shuntra		shuntra	DAWSON-VOCAB	šun- 'hear' (European Romani) -ta 'emphatic enclitic' (European Romani)
listening	Verb	shuntering	['ʃʊntəɹɪn]			šun- 'hear' (European Romani) -ta 'emphatic enclitic' (European Romani)
listening to	Verb	shunnin'	['ʃʊnɪŋ]			šun- 'hear' (European Romani)
little	Adjective	betto		betto	SANDERSON	bitti 'little' (Cant)
		bitta		bitta	BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	bitti 'little' (Cant)
		bitti	['bɪtʰi:], ['bɪtʰɪ], ['bɪtʰi], ['bɪtʰI ]	biti, bitte	DAWSON-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB	bitti 'little' (Cant)
		bitto		bitto	WHITER-VOCAB	bitti 'little' (Cant)
		chitchi	['ʧɪʧi]			či(či) 'nothing' (European Romani)
		kusi		coose	SAMPSON-BRYANT	kuti \| kuty 'little' (European Romani)
		mushipen	['mʊʃɪpen]			murš 'man' (European Romani)
		tanna	['tʰænə]			terno 'young' (European Romani)
		tardi	['tʰa:di:]			terno 'young' (European Romani)
		tawni	['tʰɔni:]			terno 'young' (European Romani)
		tikni		ticknee	TAYLOR-VOCAB	tikno 'small' (European Romani)
		tikno		tikno	NORWOOD-VOCAB	tikno 'small' (European Romani)
little boy	Noun	chavello		čavelo	EASTANGLIAN	čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
little girl	Noun	tikna	['tʰɪknə]			tikno 'small' (European Romani)
live (v)	Verb	beshenus	['beʃənʊs]			beš- 'sit' (European Romani)
		jib	[ʤɪb], ['ʤɪb]			dživ- 'live' (European Romani)
		jiv	['ʤɪv]	jiv	DAWSON-VOCAB	dživ- 'live' (European Romani)
		jivva	['ʤɪvə]			dživ- 'live' (European Romani)
liver	Noun	bukka	['bʊkʰə]			buko 'liver' (European Romani)
		bukko		buko, bûkko	BRIGHT-VOCAB, SANDERSON	buko 'liver' (European Romani)
		bukku	['bʊku:]			buko 'liver' (European Romani)
		buko		booko	SANDERSON	buko 'liver' (European Romani)
living	Verb	jippin	['dʒɪpʰɪn]			dživiben (/-ipen) 'life' (European Romani)
		jivvaben	[ʤɪvəbən]			dživiben (/-ipen) 'life' (European Romani)
		jivvin'	['ʤɪvɪn]			dživ- 'live' (European Romani)
loaf	Noun	ballensi		ballensi	NORWOOD-VOCAB	balance 'balance' (French)
loaf	Noun	morro		moro	ROBERTS-VOCAB	maro 'bread' (European Romani)
loaf of bread		lullik o mora		lulik o' mɔrə	EVANS
lock	Noun	klerrin		klerin	EVANS
		klism	['klɪsəm]			klidi(n) 'key' (European Romani)
		klisma	['klɪzmə]			klidi(n) 'key' (European Romani)
		klissem	['klɪsəm]			klidi(n) 'key' (European Romani)
		klissen	['klɪsən]	clisn	ROBERTS-VOCAB	klidi(n) 'key' (European Romani)
		pallo		paloo	IRVINE-VOCAB	phandlo 'closed \| shut ' (European Romani)
		pandalo	['pʰændəɫəʊ], ['pandəɫəʊ]			phandlo 'closed \| shut ' (European Romani)
		pattulingromengri		patuliŋgromeŋgri	EVANS	petalo 'horseshoe' (European Romani)
lock (v)	Verb	klism				klidi(n) 'key' (European Romani)
lock up	Verb	pandlo		pandlo	WINSTEDT-1949	phandlo 'closed \| shut ' (European Romani)
lock-smith	Noun	klissemengri	['klɪsəmeŋɡri:]			klidi(n) 'key' (European Romani)
locked up		lelled	[leɫd]			lel 'take 3SG' (European Romani)
lodge	Noun	lud		lud	EASTANGLIAN	lod- 'to settle \| to be unloaded \| to lodge' (European Romani)
lodge	Noun	luddi		luddi	EASTANGLIAN	lod- 'to settle \| to be unloaded \| to lodge' (European Romani)
lodging house	Noun	ludran ma kaer	['lʊdrə mə kʰeə]			kher 'house' (European Romani) lod- 'to settle \| to be unloaded \| to lodge' (European Romani)
lodging house	Noun	ludran ma tan	['lʊdrə mə tʰæn]			than 'place' (European Romani) lod- 'to settle \| to be unloaded \| to lodge' (European Romani)
lodgings	Noun	luddiben		ludiben	EASTANGLIAN	lod- 'to settle \| to be unloaded \| to lodge' (European Romani)
lollipop	Noun	red popoppoba		red popopober	DAWSON-VOCAB	phabaj 'apple' (European Romani)
lonely	Adjective	tugenas		tūgenes	EASTANGLIAN
long	Adjective	bori	['bɔ:ri:]			baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		durra	['dʊrə], ['dʊɹa]			dur 'far' (European Romani)
		longo	['lɒŋgəʊ]			long 'long' (English)
long road	Noun	durra drom	['dʊɹə dɹɒm]			drom 'way \| road' (European Romani) dur 'far' (European Romani)
look	Verb	akkonterri		aconterree	SAMPSON-BRYANT
		atch	[æʧ]			ačh- 'stay' (European Romani)
		deek	[di:k]			dikh- 'see' (European Romani)
		dik	[dɪk], ['dɪk], [dik]	dik	TAYLOR-VOCAB, DAWSON-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	dikh- 'see' (European Romani)
		dikkai	['dɪkʰaɪ]	dikai	EASTANGLIAN	dikh- 'see' (European Romani)
		vater	['va:tə], ['væ:tə], ['vætə], ['va:tʰə]	varter	DAWSON-VOCAB	vaxtr- 'to watch/look' (European Romani)
		yag	[jæg]	yag	DAWSON-VOCAB	jakh 'eye' (European Romani)
look after	Verb	vater	['va:tʰə]			vaxtr- 'to watch/look' (European Romani)
look at	Verb	dikka	['dɪkʰə]			dikh- 'see' (European Romani)
		vater	['va:tʰə]			vaxtr- 'to watch/look' (European Romani)
		wart	[wa:tʰ], [wa:t]			vaxtr- 'to watch/look' (European Romani)
look out	Verb	rak tutti		rak tuti	WINSTEDT-1949	tute 'you (LOC)' (European Romani) arakh- 'guard' (European Romani)
look out	Verb	rat tutti		rat tuti	WINSTEDT-1949	tute 'you (LOC)' (European Romani) arakh- 'guard' (European Romani)
look!	Verb	dikta!		dikta	EASTANGLIAN	dikh- 'see' (European Romani) -ta 'emphatic enclitic' (European Romani)
looked	Verb	dikked	['dɪkt], [dɪkt]			dikh- 'see' (European Romani)
looking	Verb	dikkin	['dɪkɪn], ['dɪkʰɪn]			dikh- 'see' (European Romani)
		dikkin'	['dɪkɪn], ['dɪkʰɪn]			dikh- 'see' (European Romani)
		vatering	['væ:təɹɪŋ]			vaxtr- 'to watch/look' (European Romani)
looking for	Verb	rudring		rudring	WINSTEDT-1949	rod- 'search (v)' (European Romani)
looking-glass	Noun	vatering-evya	['va:tʰərɪn'evjə]			xev 'hole' (European Romani) vaxtr- 'to watch/look' (European Romani)
looks	Verb	dikkelo		dikelo	BRIGHT-VOCAB	dikhel(a) 'see (3SG)' (European Romani)
looks	Verb	diks	['dɪks], [dɪks]			dikh- 'see' (European Romani)
loose woman	Noun	lubni		loobni	DAWSON-VOCAB	lubni 'prostitute' (European Romani)
lord	Noun	rai	['raɪ]			raj 'gentleman \| lord' (European Romani)
		raia		raiah	SAMPSON-BRYANT	raj 'gentleman \| lord' (European Romani)
		ria		riah	SAMPSON-BRYANT	raj 'gentleman \| lord' (European Romani)
		Romani rai	['rəʊməni: 'raɪ]			raj 'gentleman \| lord' (European Romani) romani 'Gypsy (adj)' (European Romani)
lords	Noun	bora rais		bawrer reis	DAWSON-VOCAB	raj 'gentleman \| lord' (European Romani) baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
lost	Adjective	latched	[la'ʧɛd], ['laʧɛd]			(a)(l)ač(h)/kh- 'find' (European Romani)
		latchedd	[læʧ'ɛd]			(a)(l)ač(h)/kh- 'find' (European Romani)
		nashedo		nashedoe	SAMPSON-BRYANT	našav- 'lose \| spill \| execute, hang \| moult \| flee' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
lots	Adjective	dorsus	['dɔ:səs]			dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
		dosta	['dɒstə]			dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
		dowstis	['dəʊstiz]			dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
		koshel	['kɒʃəɫ]			kiči 'many' (European Romani)
lots of		dosto	['dɒstəʊ], ['dɒstə]			dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
loud-mouthed	Adjective	lushano		lušano	EASTANGLIAN	lošano (-alo) 'glad, joyful' (European Romani)
louse	Noun	ju		jew	BRIGHT-VOCAB	džuv 'louse' (European Romani)
		jub	['ʤʊb]			džuv 'louse' (European Romani)
		juv	['ʤʊv], ['ʤʊvz]	juv	NORWOOD-VOCAB	džuv 'louse' (European Romani)
		juvva	['ʤʊvə]			džuv 'louse' (European Romani)
lousy	Adjective	juvli	['ʤʊvli:], ['ʤʊvli]			džuvalo 'lousy' (European Romani)
		juvvari	['ʤʊvəɹi]			džuvalo 'lousy' (European Romani)
		shuvvalen		šuvalen	EVANS	džuvalo 'lousy' (European Romani)
lousy (has lice)	Adjective	juvri	['ʤʊvɹi]			džuvalo 'lousy' (European Romani)
love (n)	Noun	kam		kam	DAWSON-VOCAB	kam- 'love \| want' (European Romani)
		kom	['kʰɒm], [kʰɒm]			kam- 'love \| want' (European Romani)
		kommavva		komava	EASTANGLIAN	kamav(a) 'want \| love 1SG' (European Romani)
		kommoben		commoben	SAMPSON-BRYANT	kamlipe(n)/-ibe(n) 'love (n)' (European Romani)
		kommorto		com-orto	NORWOOD-VOCAB	kam- 'love \| want' (European Romani)
		kommovva		komova	EASTANGLIAN	kamav(a) 'want \| love 1SG' (European Romani)
		kum		kum	DAWSON-VOCAB	kam- 'love \| want' (European Romani)
love (v)	Verb	kom	[kʰɒm]	com	ROBERTS-VOCAB	kam- 'love \| want' (European Romani)
love-making	Noun	pirraben		piraben	EASTANGLIAN	piraben 'love-making' (European Romani)
Lovells	Noun	komli fowki		komli fōki	WINSTEDT-1949	folk 'people' (English) kam- 'love \| want' (European Romani)
lovely	Adjective	komli	['kʰɒmli:]			kam- 'love \| want' (European Romani)
loves	Verb	kom	[kʰɒm]			kam- 'love \| want' (European Romani)
low class	Adjective
low-status people	Noun	chaeros		chairos	DAWSON-VOCAB	čhor(-o)(-ikano)(-vano)(-elo)(-oro) 'poor' (European Romani)
low-status people	Noun	churis		chouris	DAWSON-VOCAB	čhor(-o)(-ikano)(-vano)(-elo)(-oro) 'poor' (European Romani)
luck	Noun	bok	[bɒk], ['bɒk]	bok	DAWSON-VOCAB, TAYLOR-VOCAB	baxt 'luck' (European Romani)
		bokt	['bɒkt]	bokt	HAMP-1929	baxt 'luck' (Iranian)
		boktalo	['bɒktə'ləʊ]			baxtalo 'lucky' (European Romani)
		buk	[bʊk]			baxt 'luck' (European Romani)
lucky	Adjective	baktalo	['baktʰəɫəʊ]			baxtalo 'lucky' (European Romani)
		boklo		boklo	EASTANGLIAN	baxtalo 'lucky' (European Romani)
		boktalo	['bɒktʰələʊ]			baxtalo 'lucky' (European Romani)
		kushti bok	['kʰʊʃti:'bɒk]			baxt 'luck' (European Romani) kuč 'expensive' (European Romani)
lullaby	Noun	suttajinni	['sʊtʰə'ʤɪni:]			suto 'sleeping \| asleep' (European Romani) gili 'song' (European Romani)
lump	Noun	mori		mōri	WINSTEDT-1949	mūra 'hill' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
lunatic asylum	Noun	dindla kaer	['dɪndɫə kʰeə]			kher 'house' (European Romani) dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
lunatic asylum	Noun	dinglo tan		dingloe tan	DAWSON-VOCAB	than 'place' (European Romani) dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
lustful (hot for)	Adjective	otchi		ochi	DAWSON-VOCAB	xač(ar)- 'burn' (European Romani)
lying	Verb	dukkering	['dʊkʰərɪŋ]			dokrapen \| dorikeripe \| doricaripe \| dorikiriben 'fortune-telling' (European Romani)
ma'am	Noun	rawni		rauné	WHITER-VOCAB	rani 'lady' (European Romani)
mad	Adjective	dinalo		deenuloo	IRVINE-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dindla	['dɪndɫə], ['dɪndɫəz]	dindler	DAWSON-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dingla		dingler	DAWSON-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dinglo		dinglo	DAWSON-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dinla	['dɪnlə], ['dɪnɫə]	dinler	DAWSON-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dinlo	['dɪnləʊ]	dinlo	DAWSON-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dinnila	['dɪnələ]			dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		dinnilla		diniler	DAWSON-VOCAB	dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
		divvi	['dɪvi:], [dɪvi:], ['dɪvi]	divi	DAWSON-VOCAB	divjo 'wild' (European Romani)
		divvius		diviəs	EASTANGLIAN	divjo 'wild' (European Romani)
		divvo		divo	EASTANGLIAN	divjo 'wild' (European Romani)
		divya	['dɪvjə], ['dɪvi:ə]			divjo 'wild' (European Romani)
mad person	Noun	dindla	['dɪndɫə]			dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
mad-house	Noun	dinglo tan		dingloe tan	DAWSON-VOCAB	than 'place' (European Romani) dinilo 'fool' (European Romani)
mad-house	Noun	divya tan	['dɪvi:ə'tʰæn]			than 'place' (European Romani) divjo 'wild' (European Romani)
mad-man	Noun	divya	['dɪvɪeə]			divjo 'wild' (European Romani)
madam	Noun	rawni		rauné	WHITER-VOCAB	rani 'lady' (European Romani)
magistrate	Noun	borapukkamengri	['bɔ:rə'pʊkʰəmeŋɡri:]			baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani) phuk(er)- 'tell' (European Romani)
		pukkinga		pukinger	WINSTEDT-1949	phuk(er)- 'tell' (European Romani)
		puknis		puknis	WINSTEDT-1949	phuk(er)- 'tell' (European Romani)
		puknius		pukniəs	WINSTEDT-1949	phuk(er)- 'tell' (European Romani)
		shenkeni gaeri		šenkeni gēri	WINSTEDT-1949	šero 'head' (European Romani) goro 'gawdja who intermarried with Gypsies' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		sherukano gaero		šerukano gēro	EASTANGLIAN	goro 'gawdja who intermarried with Gypsies' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
magpie	Noun	chirrikel		čirikəl	EASTANGLIAN	čirikli 'bird' (European Romani)
		kakkaradjka		kakaradgka	NORWOOD-VOCAB	kakaraška 'magpie' (European Romani)
		kakkaratchka		kakaratchka	WHITER-VOCAB	kakaraška 'magpie' (European Romani)
		kala pawni cherkla	['kʰɑ:ɫə 'pʰɔ:ni 'ʧɜ:kɫə]			kalo 'black' (European Romani) čirikli 'bird' (European Romani) parno 'white' (European Romani)
		kawlo porno		kɔ:lo pɔno	EASTANGLIAN	kalo 'black' (European Romani) parno 'white' (European Romani)
		kekkaratchka		kekaračka	EASTANGLIAN	kakaraška 'magpie' (European Romani)
		kukaritchi		Cu karichey	MCGOWAN-WINCON	kakaraška 'magpie' (European Romani)
		kula porna cherkla	['kuɫə 'pʰɔ:nə 'ʧeəkɫə]			kalo 'black' (European Romani) čirikli 'bird' (European Romani) parno 'white' (European Romani)
		porno-kawla cherkli		pɔno-kɔlə čerkli	EVANS	kalo 'black' (European Romani) čirikli 'bird' (European Romani) parno 'white' (European Romani)
maid	Noun	chai		chi	NORWOOD-VOCAB	čhaj 'girl' (European Romani)
maid	Noun	rukki		Ruckey	MCGOWAN-WINCON	rakli 'girl (non Gypsy)' (European Romani)
make	Verb	kaer	['kʰeə]	kair, ker	DAWSON-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
		kel		kel	EASTANGLIAN	ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
		kerra		kerra	NORWOOD-VOCAB	ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
		kia	['kʰɪə]			ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
		pi	['pʰi:]			pi- 'drink' (European Romani)
make friends	Verb	pal	[pʰæl]			phral 'brother' (European Romani)
make fun of	Verb	paiyas	['pʰaɪ'æs]			pherjas 'fun' (European Romani)
make fun of	Verb	perras	['pʰeræs]			pherjas 'fun' (European Romani)
making (herself)	Verb	kellapas		kelēpēs	EASTANGLIAN	kerel(a) 'do \| make 3SG' (European Romani) pes 'reflex. pron. ' (European Romani)
male	Verb	mush	['mʊʃ], [mʊʃ]			murš 'man' (European Romani)
male children	Noun	chavvais		chavais	BRIGHT-VOCAB	čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
male Gypsy	Noun	chavva		chaver	DAWSON-VOCAB	čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
male Gypsy	Noun	chavvi		chavi	DAWSON-VOCAB	čhavo (/-i) 'boy (/girl)' (European Romani)
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))
man in authority	Noun	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)
Manchester	Noun	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)
married man	Noun	rommado		romado	WHITER-VOCAB	romdir- 'marry' (European Romani)
marrow	Noun	tula		toola	IRVINE-VOCAB	thulo 'thick \| fat' (European Romani)
marry	Verb	rommer	['ɹɒmə]			romdir- 'marry' (European Romani)
		rummer	['rʊmə]			romdir- 'marry' (European Romani)
		rummi		rumii	DAWSON-VOCAB	romdir- 'marry' (European Romani)
master	Noun	derai		derai	ROBERTS-VOCAB	raj 'gentleman \| lord' (European Romani)
match	Noun	duddengri		dudeŋgri	EASTANGLIAN	dud 'light' (European Romani)
		duddimengri		dudimeŋgri	EASTANGLIAN	dud 'light' (European Romani)
		fritch		frič	WINSTEDT-1948
		fritcha		friča	WINSTEDT-1948
		spink		spink	WINSTEDT-1949	espingle 'pin \| spike (Middle French [1340-1611])' (French) épingle 'pin \| spike' (French)
		yog		yog	DAWSON-VOCAB	jag 'fire' (European Romani)
		yogkosh	[jɒg kʰɒʃ]			kašt 'wood' (European Romani) jag 'fire' (European Romani)
mate	Noun	pal	['pʰæl]			phral 'brother' (European Romani)
maul	Verb	chummer		čumer	WINSTEDT-1948
maul	Verb	chunner		čuner	WINSTEDT-1948
me	Pronoun	man	['mæn]	me, man	BRIGHT-VOCAB	man '1SG OBL pron' (European Romani)
		mandi	['mandi:], ['mændi], ['mændi:], ['mandɪ], ['mandi]	mande, mandi	TAYLOR-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN, DAWSON-VOCAB	mande 'me (OBL LOC)' (European Romani)
		menga		menga	BRIGHT-VOCAB	mange 'me (OBL DAT)' (European Romani)
meal	Noun	ballesta vara		balestə̄ vāra	WINSTEDT-1949	balance 'balance' (French) varo 'flour ' (European Romani)
		habben	['hʰæbən]			xaben 'food' (European Romani)
		konna		kona	IRVINE-VOCAB	xan(a) 'eat 3PL' (European Romani)
		obben	['ɒbən]			xaben 'food' (European Romani)
meat	Noun	bollo mas	['bɒləʊ'mas]			balo 'pig' (European Romani) mas 'meat' (European Romani)
meat	Noun	mas	['mæs], [mæs], [mas]	mas, mass	IRVINE-VOCAB, DAWSON-VOCAB, TAYLOR-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, SAMPSON-BRYANT	mas 'meat' (European Romani)
medicine	Noun	drab	[dɹæb], ['dræb], [dræb]			drab 'medicine' (European Romani)
medicine	Noun	drabba	['dræbə]			drab 'medicine' (European Romani)
members of parliament	Noun	bora rais		bawrer reis	DAWSON-VOCAB	raj 'gentleman \| lord' (European Romani) baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
men	Noun	gawdjas		gorjas	TAYLOR-VOCAB	gadžo (/-i) 'non-Gypsy ' (European Romani)
men	Noun	mushes	['mʊʃəz], ['mʊʃəs], ['mʊʃɪz]			murš 'man' (European Romani)
mental institute	Noun	divya kaer	['dɪvɪə'kʰeə]			kher 'house' (European Romani) divjo 'wild' (European Romani)
metal	Noun	saiesta	['saɪ'estə]			sastri 'iron' (European Romani)
metal	Noun	saster	['sæstə]			sastri 'iron' (European Romani)
midday	Noun	paladivvus	['pʰa:lədɪvʊs]			dives 'day' (European Romani) pala(l) 'behind (can't tell if prep or adv)' (European Romani)
mile	Noun	maia		mia	NORWOOD-VOCAB	mija \| maja 'mile' (European Romani)
		miu		meou	SAMPSON-BRYANT	mija \| maja 'mile' (European Romani)
		miya	['mi:jə]	meja, mea	BRIGHT-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB	mija \| maja 'mile' (European Romani)
milk (n)	Noun	dood		dood	IRVINE-VOCAB	thud 'milk' (European Romani)
		tood		tood	SAMPSON-BRYANT	thud 'milk' (European Romani)
		tud	['tʰʊd], [tʰʊd]	tud, tood	DAWSON-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	thud 'milk' (European Romani)
		tut	[tʰʊt]			thud 'milk' (European Romani)
		twud		Twood	MCGOWAN-WINCON	thud 'milk' (European Romani)
		zud (sic)		zud (sic)	ROBERTS-VOCAB	thud 'milk' (European Romani)
milkman	Noun	tuddamengra	['tʰʊdəmɛŋgɹə]			thud 'milk' (European Romani)
miller	Noun	mollamengri		molameŋgri	WINSTEDT-1949	maro 'bread' (European Romani)
		poramengra	['pʰɔ:rəmeŋɡrə]			parno 'white' (European Romani)
		pornomeskro		pɔ:nomeskro	EASTANGLIAN	parno 'white' (European Romani)
		varramengra	['værəmeŋɡrə]			varo 'flour ' (European Romani)
milt	Noun	pollavri		poluvree	IRVINE-VOCAB
mind (n)	Noun	zi	[zi:]			(o)zi 'heart\|soul' (European Romani)
mine	Pronoun	mandi's	['mændɪs]			mande 'me (OBL LOC)' (European Romani)
minute	Noun	sig		sig	EASTANGLIAN	sigo 'soon' (European Romani)
mirror	Noun	depessamengro (sic)		depesamengro (sic)	BRIGHT-VOCAB	dikhes 'see (2SG)' (European Romani)
		dikkamengri	['dɪkʰəmeŋgri:], ['dɪkʰəmeŋɡri:]			dikh- 'see' (European Romani)
		dikkin' evya	['dɪkɪn 'ɛvjə]			dikh- 'see' (European Romani) xev 'hole' (European Romani)
		dikkinvassel	['dɪkʰɪn'væsəɫ]
		ev				xev 'hole' (European Romani)
		evya	['ɛvjə]			xev 'hole' (European Romani)
		linda	['lɪndə]			glinda 'mirror' (European Romani)
modest	Adjective	ladjed		lajd	DAWSON-VOCAB	ladž- 'be ashamed' (European Romani)
mole	Noun	mowdi	['maʊdi:]			mowdi(warp) 'mole' (Northern Dialectal English)
monday	Noun	tuvvin' day	['tʰʊvɪn 'deɪ]			thov- 'wash' (European Romani)
monday	Noun	tuvvin' divvus	['tʰʊvən 'dɪvʊs]			thov- 'wash' (European Romani)
money	Noun	kams	[kʰæmz]
		kans	[kʰænz]
		larvo		la-vo	NORWOOD-VOCAB	love 'money' (European Romani)
		lauwi	['laʊwi:]			love 'money' (European Romani)
		lovva	['lɒvə]			love 'money' (European Romani)
		lovvo		lovoo	IRVINE-VOCAB	love 'money' (European Romani)
		lowvi	['ləʊvi:]			love 'money' (European Romani)
		lulla	[lʊlə]
		luv	['lʊv]			love 'money' (European Romani)
		luvva	['lʊvə], [lʊvə], ['ɫʊvə]	luva	DAWSON-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	love 'money' (European Romani)
		luvvay	[lʊ'veɪ]			love 'money' (European Romani)
		luvverd	['lʊvəd]			love 'money' (European Romani)
		luvvi	['lʊvi], ['lʊvi:]			love 'money' (European Romani)
		luvvo		Luwo, lōvō	MCGOWAN-WINCON, BRIGHT-VOCAB	love 'money' (European Romani)
		luvvu		luvoo	ROBERTS-VOCAB	love 'money' (European Romani)
		posh-ora	['pɒʃ 'ɔ:rə]			xajera, xajri, xajro \| hal'ris 'penny' (European Romani) paš 'half' (European Romani)
		poshas	['pʰɒʃəz], [pʰɒʃəz]			paš 'half' (European Romani)
		poshus	['pɒʃəs]			paš 'half' (European Romani)
		vonga	['vɒŋgə]			vangar 'coal' (European Romani)
		wonga	['wɒŋɡə]			vangar 'coal' (European Romani)
money belt	Noun	kissi	['kʰɪsi:]			kisi 'purse' (European Romani)
monkey	Noun	abavri		abávri	WINSTEDT-1948
		bombaeros
		bumbaros		bumbaros	EVANS
		jot	[ʤɒt]			jotto 'monkey' (Cant)
		jotto	['ʤɒtʰəʊ], [ʤɒtʰəʊ]			jotto 'monkey' (Cant)
		pogarus	['pʰɒga:rʊs], [pʰə'ga:rʊs]			phager 'to break, train or tame an animal (one of several meanings)' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		poggaera	[,pɒ'geəɹə]			phager 'to break, train or tame an animal (one of several meanings)' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		poggaerus	['pʰɒgeərʊs]], ['pʰɒgeərʊs], ['pʰɒɡeərʊs], ['pʰɒgeəɹəs], [pʰɒ'geəɹəs]			phager 'to break, train or tame an animal (one of several meanings)' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		poggarus	['pʰɒgeərʊs]			phager 'to break, train or tame an animal (one of several meanings)' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		puggaera	[pʰʊ'geəɹə]			phager 'to break, train or tame an animal (one of several meanings)' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		puggasar		pugasar	WINSTEDT-1949	phager 'to break, train or tame an animal (one of several meanings)' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		puggus	['pʰʊgəs]			phager 'to break, train or tame an animal (one of several meanings)' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
		rukkamengra	['rʊkʰəmeŋgrə]			rukh 'tree' (European Romani)
monkeys	Noun	kongali		koŋgāli	WINSTEDT-1949
month	Noun	chunus		čūnəs	WINSTEDT-1948	čhon 'month' (European Romani)
moon	Noun	choon		čūn	WINSTEDT-1948	čhon 'moon' (European Romani)
		chownus		čōnəs	WINSTEDT-1948	čhon 'moon' (European Romani)
		chun	['ʧʊn]	tchun	WHITER-VOCAB	čhon 'moon' (European Romani)
		kongi		congee	TAYLOR-VOCAB	čhon 'moon' (European Romani)
		muna		moonah	SAMPSON-BRYANT	moon 'moon' (English)
		tyoon	['tʰju:n]			čhon 'moon' (European Romani)
more	Adjective	boot	['bu:t]			but 'much \| many' (European Romani)
		burrada	['bʊrədə]			bar(-eder)(-edyr) 'biggest \| bigger' (European Romani)
		dosta	['dɒstə]			dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
		evversekossi
		kommi		kōmi	EASTANGLIAN
morning	Noun	divvus	['dɪvəs]			dives 'day' (European Romani)
		sala	['sa:lə]			tesarla \| tajsarla \| tehara \| teharin 'morning' (European Romani)
		sawla	['sɔ:ɫə]	saula, sɔ:lə	WHITER-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	tesarla \| tajsarla \| tehara \| teharin 'morning' (European Romani)
		sawlo		sawlo, saulo	DAWSON-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	tesarla \| tajsarla \| tehara \| teharin 'morning' (European Romani)
		sora	['sɔ:rə]			tesarla \| tajsarla \| tehara \| teharin 'morning' (European Romani)
		sowla	['səʊlə]	sola	ROBERTS-VOCAB	tesarla \| tajsarla \| tehara \| teharin 'morning' (European Romani)
mother	Noun	dai	['daɪ], [daɪ], ['deɪ]	dy, di, dai, die or dai	IRVINE-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, SAMPSON-BRYANT	daj 'mother' (European Romani)
		daia	['daɪjə], ['deɪə], [daɪjə]			daj 'mother' (European Romani)
		daiev	['daɪev]			daj 'mother' (European Romani)
		dia	['dɪə], ['daɪə]	dia	TAYLOR-VOCAB	daj 'mother' (European Romani)
		mai	[maɪ]			daj 'mother' (European Romani)
		mammus	['mæmʊs], ['maməs], ['mæməs]			mam 'mother' (Northern Dialectal English)
mother's	Noun	dai's	['daɪz]			daj 'mother' (European Romani)
mother-in-law	Noun	sassori	['sæsəri:]			sasuj 'mother-in-law' (European Romani)
mother-in-law	Noun	stiffa mammas	['stɪfə 'mæmʊs]			štif 'step- (relation by marriage)' (European Romani) mammus 'mother' (Cant)
motor	Noun	kista	['kʰɪstə]			klis- 'ride' (European Romani)
		kistra	['kʰɪstə]			klis- 'ride' (European Romani)
		skreev	[skɹi:v]			skreev 'car' (Cant)
mound	Noun	mori		mōri	WINSTEDT-1949	mūra 'hill' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
mountain	Noun	boro shamba		bauro shamber	NORWOOD-VOCAB	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
mountain	Noun	kumbo		cumbo	SAMPSON-BRYANT
mouse	Noun	kurmus		kermus	NORWOOD-VOCAB	kermuso 'mouse \| rat' (European Romani)
mouth	Noun	mai	['maɪ]			muj 'face \| mouth' (European Romani)
		meu	['mjə]			muj 'face \| mouth' (European Romani)
		mo		moe	DAWSON-VOCAB	muj 'face \| mouth' (European Romani)
		moi	['mɔɪ], [mɔɪ], ['mɔ:ɪ]	moy, moi	DAWSON-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB	muj 'face \| mouth' (European Romani)
		mowi	['məʊwi:], ['mɔʍɪ], ['məʊʍi]	mowi	DAWSON-VOCAB	muj 'face \| mouth' (European Romani)
		mui	['mu:i:], ['mu:i], ['mʊi:], [mu:i:]	moo ee, mui, muy	IRVINE-VOCAB, TAYLOR-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB	muj 'face \| mouth' (European Romani)
		mutti		muthe	NORWOOD-VOCAB	muj 'face \| mouth' (European Romani)
		muwi	['mu:wi:]			muj 'face \| mouth' (European Romani)
		myer	['mjə]			muj 'face \| mouth' (European Romani)
much	Adjective	boot	['bu:t], [bu:t]	boot, būt	BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN, SAMPSON-BRYANT	but 'much \| many' (European Romani)
		dosta	['dɒstə]	dosta	DAWSON-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
		dusta	['dʊstə]			dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
		kissi		kisse, kissi	WHITER-VOCAB	kiči 'many' (European Romani)
mud	Noun	chik		chik	WHITER-VOCAB	čhik 'mud \| dirt \| earth' (European Romani)
mud	Noun	shik		shik	BRIGHT-VOCAB	čhik 'mud \| dirt \| earth' (European Romani)
mug	Noun	kawro		kauro	NORWOOD-VOCAB	khoro 'jug' (European Romani)
mule	Noun	dai		di	NORWOOD-VOCAB	daj 'mother' (European Romani)
mule	Noun	mailo		milo	SAMPSON-BRYANT	moila 'donkey ' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
music	Noun	bawchevvin		bauchevin	NORWOOD-VOCAB	bašav- 'to play an instrument' (European Romani)
music	Noun	kallabeen		calabeen	SAMPSON-BRYANT	khelipe(n) (-ibe(n)/-imo(s)) 'dance (n)' (European Romani)
mustard	Noun	dandimeskri		dandimeskri	WINSTEDT-1948	dand 'tooth' (European Romani)
		dannom		dannom	SANDERSON
		dannomeskri		dannoméskri	SANDERSON
		dannomeskro		dannoméskro	SANDERSON
		dannoms		dannoms	SANDERSON
mutton	Noun	bokkoro mas		bokkoro-mass	SANDERSON	bakro 'sheep' (European Romani) mas 'meat' (European Romani)
mutton	Noun	juvviengri mas		juvieŋgri mas	WINSTEDT-1949	mas 'meat' (European Romani) džuv 'louse' (European Romani)
my	Pronoun	ma		ma	NORWOOD-VOCAB	my 'my' (English)
		mai		mai	BRIGHT-VOCAB	my 'my' (English)
		mandi	['mændi:]			mande 'me (OBL LOC)' (European Romani)
		mandi's	['mændiz], ['mændi:z], ['mændɪz], ['mændi:], ['mændɪs], [mændi:z]			mande 'me (OBL LOC)' (European Romani)
		mi	['mə]	me, mi	BRIGHT-VOCAB	my 'my' (English)
		miro	['miɹəʊ], ['mɪɹəʊ]			miro 'my' (European Romani)
		mirra	['mɪrə]			miro 'my' (European Romani)
		mirri	['mirri:], ['mɪrə]			miro 'my' (European Romani)
		mirro	['mɪrəʊ]	miro	BRIGHT-VOCAB	miro 'my' (European Romani)
my (object)	Pronoun	mandi	['mændi:]			mande 'me (OBL LOC)' (European Romani)
myself	Pronoun	kukkeri	['kʰʊkʰəri:]			korkořo 'alone' (European Romani)
		kukkeru	['kʰʊkʰəru:]			korkořo 'alone' (European Romani)
		kukri	['kʰʊkri:]			korkořo 'alone' (European Romani)
		me kukkero		me kukero	BRIGHT-VOCAB	korkořo 'alone' (European Romani)
		mikukkeri	['mi:kʰʊkʰəri:]			korkořo 'alone' (European Romani)
		mikukkeroo		mikookerou	DAWSON-VOCAB	korkořo 'alone' (European Romani)
nag	Verb	mong		mong	DAWSON-VOCAB	mang- 'beg \| ask \| demand' (European Romani)
nail		kaffi		cafi	SANDERSON	karfin\|krafni 'nail' (European Romani)
nail (anat)	Noun	nai		ni, nie	NORWOOD-VOCAB, SAMPSON-BRYANT	naj 'nail (anat.)' (European Romani)
naked	Adjective	nanga		nanga, nanger	DAWSON-VOCAB	nango 'naked' (European Romani)
naked	Adjective	nango	['næŋɡəʊ]	nango	BRIGHT-VOCAB	nango 'naked' (European Romani)
nakedness	Noun	nongipen		noŋgipen	WINSTEDT-1949	nangipe(n) (-ibe(n) 'nakedness' (European Romani)
name	Noun	lab		lab	DAWSON-VOCAB	alav 'word' (European Romani)
		lav	[ɫæv], ['læv], [læv]	lav	DAWSON-VOCAB	alav 'word' (European Romani)
		nav	['næv], [næv], [nav]	nav	DAWSON-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	(a)nav 'name' (European Romani)
narrow	Adjective	tang	['tʰæŋ]			tang(o) \| tanko 'narrow \| tight \| constricted' (European Romani)
narrow opening	Noun	kunsus		kunsəs	WINSTEDT-1949	kunto(s) \| kunč \| ǩučava \| ǩuši \| čoši \| ko 'corner' (European Romani)
nasty	Adjective	mizha		miža	EASTANGLIAN	midžax (/-ex) \| mižax 'bad \| wicked \| wrong' (European Romani)
naughty	Adjective	abeng	[əbeng]			beng 'devil' (European Romani)
near	Adjective	pasha	['pʰæʃə]			paša(l) 'nearby' (European Romani)
		posh		poš	WINSTEDT-1949	paš 'half' (European Romani)
		posha		poša	WINSTEDT-1949	paša(l) 'nearby' (European Romani)
neck	Noun	dumma	['dʊmə]			dumo 'back' (European Romani)
		gok	[gɒk]			koř 'neck' (European Romani)
		men	['men]	men	BRIGHT-VOCAB	men 'neck' (European Romani)
		nen	['nen]			men 'neck' (European Romani)
neck-tie	Noun	menkangushi	['men'kænɡʊʃi:]			angrusti 'ring' (European Romani) men 'neck' (European Romani)
neck-tie	Noun	pengushi	[pʰenɡʊʃi:]			angrusti 'ring' (European Romani) phand- 'tie' (European Romani)
neckerchief	Noun	dikla		dikler	DAWSON-VOCAB	dik(h)lo '(hand)kerchief \| shawl' (European Romani)
		diklo		diklo	DAWSON-VOCAB	dik(h)lo '(hand)kerchief \| shawl' (European Romani)
		pandomengro		pandomeŋgro	WINSTEDT-1949	phand- 'tie' (European Romani)
		poshnikosh		poshnechosh	BRIGHT-VOCAB	pošumesko 'woollen \| flannel' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
necklace	Noun	merrikla		mericla	ROBERTS-VOCAB	merikli \| mirikli 'necklace' (European Romani)
needle	Noun	sivva	['sɪvə]			siv- 'sew' (European Romani)
		sivvimengri		sivimeŋgri	WINSTEDT-1949	siv- 'sew' (European Romani)
		soov		souve	ROBERTS-VOCAB	siv- 'sew' (European Romani)
		suvving kovva		suving kova	WINSTEDT-1949	(a)kova 'that' (European Romani) siv- 'sew' (European Romani)
		thuv		thubh	SAMPSON-BRYANT	siv- 'sew' (European Romani)
nephew	Noun	palleska	['pʰæleskʰə]			phral 'brother' (European Romani)
nest	Noun	besh		beš	EASTANGLIAN	beš- 'sit' (European Romani)
		vash		vaš	EVANS	veš 'wood\|forest' (European Romani)
		vodrus		vodrus	NORWOOD-VOCAB	vodros 'bed' (European Romani)
nettle		dannomengro		dannoméngro	SANDERSON
never	Adverb	kekkana		kek ana	NORWOOD-VOCAB	akana 'now' (European Romani) kek 'some > no, none' (European Romani)
never	Adverb	nai		nai	EASTANGLIAN	na 'no \| not' (European Romani)
new	Adjective	navvo		navo	NORWOOD-VOCAB	nevo 'new' (European Romani)
		nevvi		nevi	WHITER-VOCAB	nevo 'new' (European Romani)
		nevvo		nevo	BRIGHT-VOCAB, SAMPSON-BRYANT	nevo 'new' (European Romani)
		nevya	['nɛvjə], ['nɛvja]			nevo 'new' (European Romani)
new sheets	Noun	nevvi plothtus		nevy Plothtus	MCGOWAN-WINCON	plexo \| pleho \| ploča \| platno 'sheet' (European Romani) nevo 'new' (European Romani)
news	Noun	nav		nav	IRVINE-VOCAB	nevo 'new' (European Romani)
newspaper	Noun	gilliengro		gilieŋgro	EASTANGLIAN	gil(av)- 'sing' (European Romani)
next to	Preposition	pasha	['pʰæʃə]			paša(l) 'nearby' (European Romani)
nice, kind people	Noun	komli fowki		komli fōki	WINSTEDT-1949	folk 'people' (English) kam- 'love \| want' (European Romani)
niece	Noun	penneski	['pʰeneskʰi:]			phen 'sister' (European Romani)
night	Noun	divvus	['dɪvəs]			dives 'day' (European Romani)
		raddi	['rædi:]			rati 'night' (European Romani)
		radi	['ra:di:]			rati 'night' (European Romani)
		rai	['rai]			rati 'night' (European Romani)
		rat		rat	NORWOOD-VOCAB	rati 'night' (European Romani)
		rati	['ra:ti:], ['ɹɑ:ti], ['ra:tʰi:], ['ɹɑ:tɪ], ['ɹa:ti], ['ɹæ:ti]	ratee	IRVINE-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB	rati 'night' (European Romani)
		ratti		rati, ratti, raté, ratee, rattie	DAWSON-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, FOX-DERBY, SAMPSON-BRYANT	rati 'night' (European Romani)
		vatchi (sic)		vachi (sic)	BRIGHT-VOCAB	rati 'night' (European Romani)
nightingale	Noun	chokawarati		čokawrɔ: rāti	EASTANGLIAN	rati 'night' (European Romani) čirikli 'bird' (European Romani)
nine	Numeral	efna	['ɛfnə]			efta 'seven' (European Romani) enja 'nine' (European Romani)
		enga		enga	DAWSON-VOCAB	enja 'nine' (European Romani)
		enna		ennea	WHITER-VOCAB	enja 'nine' (European Romani)
		ennia		enneah	SAMPSON-BRYANT	enja 'nine' (European Romani)
		enya	['ɛnjə], ['enjə], [ɛnjə]			enja 'nine' (European Romani)
		hina	['hi:nə]			enja 'nine' (European Romani)
		ina		eena	DAWSON-VOCAB	enja 'nine' (European Romani)
nineteen	Numeral	deshtaenna		deshtenneah	WHITER-VOCAB	deštha(j)enja 'nineteen' (European Romani)
nineteen	Numeral	deshtuindya	['dɛʃtuɪndjə]			deštha(j)enja 'nineteen' (European Romani)
ninety	Numeral	endo	['ɛndəʊ]			enja 'nine' (European Romani)
nipple	Noun	tutchi		toótchi	SMART & CROFTON	čuči 'breast' (European Romani)
nit	Noun	likka		lika	WINSTEDT-1949	lik(h) 'nit' (European Romani)
nit	Noun	likknes lice		liknəs lice	WINSTEDT-1949	lik(h) 'nit' (European Romani)
nits	Noun	jubli	['ʤʊbli:]			džuv 'louse' (European Romani)
no		chitchi	['ʧɪʧi], ['ʧɪʧi:]			či(či) 'nothing' (European Romani)
		chitti	['ʧɪtʰi:]			či(či) 'nothing' (European Romani)
		kek	[kɛk], [kʰɛk], ['kek], ['kʰek]	kek	DAWSON-VOCAB, BRIGHT-VOCAB, NORWOOD-VOCAB	kek 'some > no, none' (European Romani)
		kekka	['kʰɛkə], ['kʰekʰə]			kek 'some > no, none' (European Romani)
		nai	['naɪ]			na 'no \| not' (European Romani)
		ni		ne	BRIGHT-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	na 'no \| not' (European Romani)
		niks	[nɪks]			niks(is) 'no \| nothing \| not' (Cant)
		niksi	['nɪksi:]			niks(is) 'no \| nothing \| not' (Cant)
		nistis		nistis	WHITER-VOCAB	niks(is) 'no \| nothing \| not' (Cant)
		norredo		noredo	WINSTEDT-1949	na 'no \| not' (European Romani)
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)
non-Gypsy girl	Noun	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
Norwich	Noun	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)
nostrils	Noun	nak		nack	BRIGHT-VOCAB	nakh 'nose' (European Romani)
not	Adverb	kek	[kʰɛk], ['kek]	kek	BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	kek 'some > no, none' (European Romani)
		kekanai		kekanai	EASTANGLIAN	kek 'some > no, none' (European Romani) na 'no \| not' (European Romani)
		ma		ma	BRIGHT-VOCAB	ma 'not \| don't' (European Romani)
		na		na	BRIGHT-VOCAB	na 'no \| not' (European Romani)
		nai	['naɪ]	nai	WINSTEDT-1949, BRIGHT-VOCAB	na 'no \| not' (European Romani)
		ni		ne	BRIGHT-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	na 'no \| not' (European Romani)
		nor		nau	WHITER-VOCAB	na 'no \| not' (European Romani)
not much money (?)	Noun	latcha	['ɫæʧə]			lačho/-i 'good (/-f)' (European Romani)
not well	Adjective	mullering	['mʊɫəɹɪn]			mulo 'dead' (European Romani)
nothing	Noun	cheetchi	['tʃi:'tʃi:]			či(či) 'nothing' (European Romani)
		chi	['tʃi:], [ʧi]			či(či) 'nothing' (European Romani)
		chitch	['ʧɪʧ]			či(či) 'nothing' (European Romani)
		chitchi	['ʧɪʧi:], ['ʧɪʧɪ], ['ʧɪʧi], [ʧiʧi]	chichi	DAWSON-VOCAB	či(či) 'nothing' (European Romani)
		chitti	['tʃɪti:], ['ʧɪtʰi:], ['ʧɪti]			či(či) 'nothing' (European Romani)
		chutchi	['ʧʊʧi:]			či(či) 'nothing' (European Romani)
		kaerka	['kʰeəkʰə]			kek 'some > no, none' (European Romani)
		kek		kek	TAYLOR-VOCAB	kek 'some > no, none' (European Romani)
		niks	[nɪks]			niks(is) 'no \| nothing \| not' (Cant)
		niksi	['nɪksi:], ['nɪksi]			niks(is) 'no \| nothing \| not' (Cant)
		niksis	['nɪksɪs], ['nɪksis], [nɪksɪs]			niks(is) 'no \| nothing \| not' (Cant)
		niksus	['nɪksəs]			niks(is) 'no \| nothing \| not' (Cant)
		posh-aera		poshaira	DAWSON-VOCAB	xajera, xajri, xajro \| hal'ris 'penny' (European Romani) paš 'half' (European Romani)
Nottingham	Noun	tavveskro gav		Taveskro gav	WINSTEDT-1949	gav 'village' (European Romani) thav 'thread' (European Romani)
now	Adverb	akonnaw		akonau, akonnaw, okonɔ:	BRIGHT-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	akana 'now' (European Romani)
		kanna	['kʰænə]	cana	BRIGHT-VOCAB	akana 'now' (European Romani)
		kanna adrey	['kʰænə ə'deɪ]			andre 'in' (European Romani) akana 'now' (European Romani)
		karrisig	['kʰærɪsɪɡ]			akana 'now' (European Romani) sigo 'soon' (European Romani)
		kon		kon	EASTANGLIAN	akana 'now' (European Romani)
		konnaw		ke naw, ke nau, konɔ:	WHITER-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	akana 'now' (European Romani)
now-a-days	Adverb	kanna sig		kana	WINSTEDT-1949	akana 'now' (European Romani) sigo 'soon' (European Romani)
nude	Adjective	nanga		nanger	DAWSON-VOCAB	nango 'naked' (European Romani)
nudge	Verb	mundjer		munjer	EASTANGLIAN	mundžer- 'squeeze, hug, pinch, nudge (Etym. unkn.)' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
numbers	Noun	boot		boot	SAMPSON-BRYANT	but 'much \| many' (European Romani)
nut	Noun	akkar	['ækʰa:]			akhor 'nut' (European Romani)
nut	Noun	pennaka		peneka	BRIGHT-VOCAB	pendex 'nut' (European Romani)
nutmeg	Noun	kokwur		cockwhur	SAMPSON-BRYANT
nuts	Noun	spivvawya		spivɔ̄́ya	WINSTEDT-1949
oak	Noun	shukno kosht		šukno košt	WINSTEDT-1949	kašt 'wood' (European Romani) šuklo 'sour' (European Romani)
oath	Noun	sevvahobbin		seva-hobin	NORWOOD-VOCAB	sov- 'swear (an oath)' (European Romani)
oats	Noun	grasna's giv		grasna's giv	WHITER-VOCAB	giv 'wheat' (European Romani) grasni 'mare' (European Romani)
ocean		bori gallovongasta		bɔri galovogastə	EVANS
ocean		gallovogasta		galovogastə	EVANS
of a horse	Adjective	gresko		gresko	WHITER-VOCAB	grajesko(ro) 'horse (genetive)' (European Romani)
official	Adjective	gavmush	['gævmʊʃ]			gav 'village' (European Romani) murš 'man' (European Romani)
oil		teddu korat		tedou, corat	SAMPSON-BRYANT
OK	Exclamation	og		og	EASTANGLIAN
old	Adjective	koshtan		coshtan	SAMPSON-BRYANT	kaštano 'wooden' (European Romani)
		parro		paroo	IRVINE-VOCAB	phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
		pora		pora	WHITER-VOCAB	phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
		pori		poore	WHITER-VOCAB	phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
		poro		pooro	WHITER-VOCAB	phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
		porri	['pʰɒri:]			phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
		pura	[pʰuəɹə]			phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
		purna		purna	NORWOOD-VOCAB	phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
		purno		purno	NORWOOD-VOCAB	phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
		purra	['pʰʊrə]			phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
		purri	['pʰʊri:], ['pʰʊɹi]	puri	DAWSON-VOCAB	phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
		purro	['pʰʊrəʊ]	puro	BRIGHT-VOCAB	phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
old (female)	Adjective	purri	['pʰʊri:]			phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
old (male)	Adjective	purro	['pʰʊrəʊ]			phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
old (person/thing)	Adjective	pura	[pʰuəɹə]			phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
old Gypsies	Noun	purra ratti	['pʰʊrə]			phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani) rat 'blood' (European Romani)
old man	Noun	purri mush	['pʰʊri:'mʊʃ], ['pʰʊɹI mʊʃ], ['pʰʊɹi]			murš 'man' (European Romani) phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
old people	Noun	purra fowki	['pʰʊrə-fəʊki:]			folk 'people' (English) phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
old woman	Noun	purri rakli	['pʰʊri:'rækli:], ['pʰʊɹi 'ɹakɫi]			rakli 'girl (non Gypsy)' (European Romani) phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
old woman	Noun	purro mannashi		puromanesche	BRIGHT-VOCAB	manušni 'woman' (European Romani) phuro/-i 'old (man/woman)' (European Romani)
on	Preposition	ador		adōr	EASTANGLIAN	ando 'in' (European Romani)
		adrey	[ə'dreɪ]	adráy	SANDERSON	andre 'in' (European Romani)
		apra		tapra	NORWOOD-VOCAB	apre 'on' (European Romani)
		astut		astut	EASTANGLIAN
		drey		'drey	SANDERSON	andre 'in' (European Romani)
once	Noun	yekkos		jekos	BRIGHT-VOCAB	(j)ekh 'one' (European Romani)
one	Numeral	yak	[jæk]			(j)ekh 'one' (European Romani)
		yeg		jeg	BRIGHT-VOCAB	(j)ekh 'one' (European Romani)
		yek	[jɛk], ['jek], [jek], [jekʰ]	yec, yeck, yek, iek	NORWOOD-VOCAB, ROBERTS-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN, FOX-DERBY, SAMPSON-BRYANT	(j)ekh 'one' (European Romani)
one hour	Noun	yekora	['jekʰɔ:rə]			(j)ekh 'one' (European Romani) ora 'hour' (European Romani)
one hundred	Numeral	shel	['ʃel]			šel 'hundred' (European Romani)
one pound		ballans		ballans	SANDERSON	balance 'balance' (French)
one thousand	Numeral	yek meel	['jek'mi:l]			(j)ekh 'one' (European Romani)
one whole year	Noun	chello bersh		chel-o-bersh	NORWOOD-VOCAB	berš 'year' (European Romani) čelo \| celo 'whole' (European Romani)
one year old	Numeral	yek-beshengro		yek-bešeŋgro	WINSTEDT-1948	berš 'year' (European Romani) (j)ekh 'one' (European Romani)
onion	Noun	poramar		pouramar	NORWOOD-VOCAB	purum 'onion' (European Romani)
		punnim		punim	BRIGHT-VOCAB	purum 'onion' (European Romani)
		purrum	['pʰʊrʊm], ['pʊrəm], ['pʰʊɹʊm], ['pʰʊrəm]			purum 'onion' (European Romani)
onwards	Adverb	adrey rig		adré rig	EASTANGLIAN	andre 'in' (European Romani) rig 'side' (European Romani)
open	Verb	kudder	['kʰʊdə]
		pir		pīr	EASTANGLIAN	phiro 'open (adj)' (European Romani)
		puta	['pʰu:tʰə]			phuter- 'open' (European Romani)
		utra	['ʊtrə]			phuter- 'open' (European Romani)
		utta	['ʊtʰə]			phuter- 'open' (European Romani)
open (it)	Verb	pirron (it)		pirronit	ROBERTS-VOCAB	phiro 'open (adj)' (European Romani)
open space	Noun	bukkalo tan		bukalo tan	WINSTEDT-1948	than 'place' (European Romani) bokhalo 'hungry' (European Romani)
orange (fruit)	Noun	shuliki	[ʃʊ'li:ki]			šuklo 'sour' (European Romani)
orange (fruit)	Noun	sukles pobba		sukləs poba	WINSTEDT-1949	phabaj 'apple' (European Romani) šuklo 'sour' (European Romani)
organise	Verb	chiv		chiv	DAWSON-VOCAB	čhiv- 'put' (European Romani)
other	Adjective	duvva	['dʊvə]			(a/o)dova 'that' (European Romani)
		waiver		wayver	DAWSON-VOCAB	vaver 'other' (European Romani)
		wavver	['ʍavə], ['wævə]			vaver 'other' (European Romani)
		wavvo	[wævəʊ]			vaver 'other' (European Romani)
		weyver	['ʍeɪvə]			vaver 'other' (European Romani)
		wuvver		wuver	DAWSON-VOCAB	vaver 'other' (European Romani)
our	Pronoun	amari		amaari	DAWSON-VOCAB	amaro 'our' (European Romani)
our	Pronoun	wovva's	['wɒvəz]			vaver 'other' (European Romani)
out	Adverb	arey		arée	ROBERTS-VOCAB	avri 'out \| outside' (European Romani)
		avrey	[ə'vɹeɪ]	avray, avrai, avré, avreé	DAWSON-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB, SANDERSON	avri 'out \| outside' (European Romani)
		avri	['ævri:], [ævri:]	avree, avri	WHITER-VOCAB, EASTANGLIAN	avri 'out \| outside' (European Romani)
outside	Noun	avrey	[ə'vreɪ]			avri 'out \| outside' (European Romani)
		avri	[ə'vri:], [ævri:], ['ævri:]			avri 'out \| outside' (European Romani)
		jel out	['ʤel 'aʊt]			džal(a) 'go (3SG)' (European Romani) out 'out' (English)
outwards	Adjective	avri rig		avrī rig	EASTANGLIAN	avri 'out \| outside' (European Romani) rig 'side' (European Romani)
oven	Noun	boov		bouv	WHITER-VOCAB	bov 'oven' (European Romani)
over	Preposition	adrey	[ə'dreɪ]			andre 'in' (European Romani)
		apral		apral	WINSTEDT-1948	apral 'above \| up there' (European Romani)
		paddel		padel	WINSTEDT-1949	perdal 'through \| across \| over' (European Romani)
		vater	['va:tʰə]			vaxtr- 'to watch/look' (European Romani)
over the country	Preposition	preyatem	['preɪətʰem]			upre 'up \| on' (European Romani) them 'country \| land' (European Romani)
own	Idiom	kukkeri	['kʰʊkʰəri:]			korkořo 'alone' (European Romani)
ox	Noun	gerroni		geronee	SAMPSON-BRYANT	guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
ox	Noun	gurro		gouro	BRIGHT-VOCAB	guruv(ni) 'cow' (European Romani)
oyster	Noun	bar matchno		bar mačno	EASTANGLIAN	bar 'stone \| rock' (European Romani) mačho 'fish' (European Romani)
pack of Gypsies	Noun	Romanichel		romané chel	WHITER-VOCAB	čalado 'family' (European Romani) romani 'Gypsy (adj)' (European Romani)
pain	Noun	dook	[du:k]			dukh 'pain' (European Romani)
pain	Noun	duk	['dʊk]			dukh 'pain' (European Romani)
pair of gloves	Noun	folloses		foloses	MCGOWAN-WINCON	firloča \| forlocin \| forsa 'gloves (Lithuanian \| Sinti \| Finnish)' (European Romani)
pair of sheets	Noun	derri plothtus		Derry Plothtus	MCGOWAN-WINCON	plexo \| pleho \| ploča \| platno 'sheet' (European Romani) duj 'two' (European Romani)
palace	Noun	krellisesko kaer		crellis escochare	SAMPSON-BRYANT	kher 'house' (European Romani) kral(j)o \| kral('/j)i(s) 'king' (European Romani)
palm	Noun	duk	['dʊk]			dokrapen \| dorikeripe \| doricaripe \| dorikiriben 'fortune-telling' (European Romani)
pan	Noun	vassandel		vasandl	DAWSON-VOCAB
pants	Noun	rokkunyas	['rɒkʰʊŋjəz]			raxami \| rexami 'coat' (European Romani)
paper	Noun	lil	['lɪɫ]			lil 'letter \| book' (European Romani)
		lilya	['lɪljə]			lila 'documents \| papers \| books' (European Romani)
		pappa	['pʰæpʰæ]			papiro 'paper' (European Romani)
		pappairis		papirəs	WINSTEDT-1949	papiro 'paper' (European Romani)
		peslin		peslin	EASTANGLIAN	ples- 'pay' (European Romani)
		pessalent		pesəlent	EASTANGLIAN	ples- 'pay' (European Romani)
		pessaling		pesəling	EASTANGLIAN	ples- 'pay' (European Romani)
paper mill	Noun	pornimeskotan		pɔ:nimeskotan	EASTANGLIAN	than 'place' (European Romani) parno 'white' (European Romani)
paper mill	Noun	pornimeskrotan		pɔ:rnimeskrotan	EASTANGLIAN	than 'place' (European Romani) parno 'white' (European Romani)
pardon	Verb	arteka	['a:tʰɪkʰə]			ātav- 'pardon \| forgive' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
parlour	Noun	komora		comora	WHITER-VOCAB	komora 'room \| chamber' (European Romani)
parrot	Noun	kannaki		kanáki	WINSTEDT-1949	khajni 'hen' (European Romani)
parson	Noun	bukremengurra		bukremengura	HAMP-1929	bakro 'sheep' (European Romani)
		rashai		ra-shi	NORWOOD-VOCAB	rašaj 'priest' (European Romani)
		rashrai		rašrai	WINSTEDT-1949	rašaj 'priest' (European Romani)
partially blind	Adjective	yokki	['jɒkʰi:]			jakh 'eye' (European Romani)
partridge		patni		patni	EVANS
path	Noun	powdrom		podrom	SAMPSON-BRYANT	drom 'way \| road' (European Romani) po 'on' (European Romani)
path	Noun	towba	['tʰəʊbə]
paunch	Noun	hodj		hoj	DAWSON-VOCAB	ogi 'soul \| heart \| belly' (European Romani)
pawn	Verb	zimmen		zimen	EASTANGLIAN	simado \| simadi \| simagi 'pawned \| pawn' (European Romani)
pawn shop	Noun	simmeramengri burrika		simerameŋgri burika	WINSTEDT-1949
pawn shop	Noun	simmerin' tan	['sɪmərɪn'tʰæn], ['sɪməɹɪn tʰæn]			than 'place' (European Romani) simado \| simadi \| simagi 'pawned \| pawn' (European Romani)
pawned	Verb	simmerdo		simerdo	WINSTEDT-1949	simado \| simadi \| simagi 'pawned \| pawn' (European Romani)
pay	Verb	pessa		peser	DAWSON-VOCAB	ples- 'pay' (European Romani)
		pesta	['pʰɛstə], [pʰestə], ['pʰestə], ['pɛstə]			ples- 'pay' (European Romani)
		presta		prester	DAWSON-VOCAB	ples- 'pay' (European Romani)
peace	Noun	dootchiparen	['du:ʧipʰæ,ɹɛn]
peace	Noun	piratchi	['pʰɪəræʧi:]
peach	Noun	pumingro		poomingro	SAMPSON-BRYANT
pear	Noun	ambrol		ambrol	SANDERSON	ambrol 'pear' (European Romani)
		ambrul		Ambrull	MCGOWAN-WINCON	ambrol 'pear' (European Romani)
		andel	['ændəɫ]			ambrol 'pear' (European Romani)
		gudli pobba		gudli poba	WINSTEDT-1949	gudlo 'sweet \| sugar' (European Romani) phabaj 'apple' (European Romani)
		pores		porəs	WINSTEDT-1949
peas	Noun	bobbi		bobee	IRVINE-VOCAB	bobo 'bean' (European Romani)
		bobbus		Bobus	MCGOWAN-WINCON	bobo 'bean' (European Romani)
		bubbis		bûbis	SANDERSON	bobo 'bean' (European Romani)
		bubis		boobis	SANDERSON	bobo 'bean' (European Romani)
		pummis	['pʰʊmi:z]
peg	Noun	koshna	['kʰɒʃnə]			kašt 'wood' (European Romani)
peg	Noun	tushni	['tʰʊʃni]
peg makers	Noun	waidos	['waɪdəʊz]			wide-o 'non-gypsy that tries/wants to be part of the Gypsy community' (English slang)
pen	Noun	por		por	BRIGHT-VOCAB	por 'feather' (European Romani)
pen	Noun	porengri		porengri	BRIGHT-VOCAB	por 'feather' (European Romani)
pence	Noun	charri		chare	BRIGHT-VOCAB	xajera, xajri, xajro \| hal'ris 'penny' (European Romani)
pence	Noun	win	['wɪn]
penis	Noun	barro kurri		Barowe Curry	MCGOWAN-WINCON	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani) kar 'penis' (European Romani)
		kor		kawr	DAWSON-VOCAB	kar 'penis' (European Romani)
		kori		kawri	DAWSON-VOCAB	kar 'penis' (European Romani)
		korri		kori	DAWSON-VOCAB	kar 'penis' (European Romani)
		kuri	['kʰɔəɹi]			kar 'penis' (European Romani)
penny	Noun	heyro		hayrow	MCGOWAN-WINCON	xajera, xajri, xajro \| hal'ris 'penny' (European Romani)
		hora	['hɔ:rə]	haura	NORWOOD-VOCAB	xajera, xajri, xajro \| hal'ris 'penny' (European Romani)
		horro	['hɒrə], ['hɒrəʊ]			xajera, xajri, xajro \| hal'ris 'penny' (European Romani)
		ora	['ɔ:rə], ['ɔ:ɹə], [ɔ:rə]	ora	DAWSON-VOCAB	xajera, xajri, xajro \| hal'ris 'penny' (European Romani)
		posh-bar	['pʰɒʃ ba:]			bar 'stone \| rock' (European Romani) paš 'half' (European Romani)
		posh-ora	['pɒʃ 'ɔ:rə]			xajera, xajri, xajro \| hal'ris 'penny' (European Romani) paš 'half' (European Romani)
		yek-ora	['jɛkʰɔ:ɹə]			xajera, xajri, xajro \| hal'ris 'penny' (European Romani) (j)ekh 'one' (European Romani)
people	Noun	fowki	['fəʊkʰi:], ['fəʊki], ['fɔki], ['fəʊkiz], ['kʰʊʃti], ['fɒkʰi:]	foeki	DAWSON-VOCAB	folk 'people' (English)
		fowkis	['fəʊkʰi:z]			folk 'people' (English)
		kinchnis	['kʰɪnʧniz]
		mengra	['meŋgrə]
		mengras	['meŋgrəz]
people who cause shame by their actions	Noun	ladjers		lajers	DAWSON-VOCAB	ladž- 'be ashamed' (European Romani)
pepper	Noun	dantimengra	['dænti:meŋgrə]			dand 'tooth' (European Romani)
pepper pot		tattorno		tatorno	EVANS	tato 'warm \| hot' (European Romani)
perfume	Noun	funken	['fʊŋkən]			funky 'smelly' (English)
person	Noun	chal	['tʃæɫ]	chal	SANDERSON	čalado 'family' (European Romani)
person	Noun	lesti	['lesti:]			leste '3SG.M-OBL-LOC' (European Romani)
person (English Gypsy)	Noun	Sinti	['sɪnti]
personal matters	Noun	kai		kie	DAWSON-VOCAB	(a)kaja 'this (f)' (European Romani)
petticoat	Noun	chokka		choka	NORWOOD-VOCAB	coxa 'skirt' (European Romani)
petticoat	Noun	choxa		čoxa	EASTANGLIAN	coxa 'skirt' (European Romani)
pewter	Noun	mollavis		molavis	WINSTEDT-1949	molivi 'lead' (European Romani)
pheasant	Noun	borrikanni	['bɒrɪkʰæni]			khajni 'hen' (European Romani) baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani)
		boshni		boshni	DAWSON-VOCAB	bašno 'cockerel' (European Romani)
		divya kani	['dɪvjə 'kʰa:ni], ['dɪvjəkʰɑni]			khajni 'hen' (European Romani) divjo 'wild' (European Romani)
		kanni	['kʰæni], ['kʰæni:]			khajni 'hen' (European Romani)
		veshni kanni	['veʃni: 'kʰæni:]			khajni 'hen' (European Romani) veš 'wood\|forest' (European Romani)
photographs	Noun	dikkamengris		dikamengris	EASTANGLIAN	dikh- 'see' (European Romani)
physically fit	Adjective	lish		lish	DAWSON-VOCAB	liš 'physical horror' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
pick (mushrooms)	Verb	kedder		keder	WINSTEDT-1949	ked- 'pick \| gather \| collect' (European Romani)
picture	Noun	fain chovveri		fain choverie	SAMPSON-BRYANT
picture	Noun	parranitch	['pʰærənɪʧ]			paramiči \| paramisi 'story' (European Romani)
picture frame	Noun	rankno burdo		rankno burdo	HAMP-1929
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)
pipe	Noun	swagla	['swæglə], ['sʍægɫə]			? 'pipe' (European Romani) Schwegel 'fife, flute' (German)
		swaglas		swagles	NORWOOD-VOCAB	? 'pipe' (European Romani) Schwegel 'fife, flute' (German)
		swegli		swegli	BRIGHT-VOCAB	? 'pipe' (European Romani) Schwegel 'fife, flute' (German)
		swigla	['swɪglə]			? 'pipe' (European Romani) Schwegel 'fife, flute' (German)
pipe tobacco	Noun	fogus	['fəʊgʊs]
piss (n)	Noun	pani	[pʰa:ni:]			pani 'water' (European Romani)
piss (v)	Verb	muttri	['mʊtri:]			muter 'urine' (European Romani)
pit of water	Noun	kugli		kugli	EASTANGLIAN
pitch	Noun	boiokorat		boyocorat	SAMPSON-BRYANT
pitch	Noun	boiokrot		boyocrot	SAMPSON-BRYANT
pitcher	Noun	pawru bawro		pauroo bauro	NORWOOD-VOCAB	baro/-i 'big \| great (/-f)' (European Romani) piri 'pot \| pan' (European Romani)
pitchfork	Noun	possamengri	['pʰɒsəmengri:]			phus 'straw' (European Romani)
pitchfork	Noun	pussimengro		pusimeŋgro	EASTANGLIAN	phus 'straw' (European Romani)
place	Noun	gav		gav	IRVINE-VOCAB	gav 'village' (European Romani)
		tam	['tʰæm]			them 'country \| land' (European Romani)
		tan	['tʰæn], [tʰæn], ['tæn]	tan	DAWSON-VOCAB	than 'place' (European Romani)
		tem	['tʰem]			them 'country \| land' (European Romani)
place (?)	Noun	mungkri	['mʊŋkɹi]
plate	Noun	char		char	WHITER-VOCAB	čaro 'bowl \| plate' (European Romani)
		charo		čāro	WINSTEDT-1948	čaro 'bowl \| plate' (European Romani)
		charra	['ʧærə]			čaro 'bowl \| plate' (European Romani)
		cherrah		cherrâ	SANDERSON	čaro 'bowl \| plate' (European Romani)
		cherro		cherro	SANDERSON	čaro 'bowl \| plate' (European Romani)
		chorro		čoro	WINSTEDT-1948	čaro 'bowl \| plate' (European Romani)
		chowr		chôr	SANDERSON	čaro 'bowl \| plate' (European Romani)
		hobnongru		hob-non-gru	NORWOOD-VOCAB	xaben 'food' (European Romani)
plate ("a platter")	Noun	charron		Charron	MCGOWAN-WINCON	čaro 'bowl \| plate' (European Romani)
play	Verb	bosh	['bɒʃ]			bašav- 'to play an instrument' (European Romani)
		feyk	[feɪk]
		jawngkel		jaungkell	ROBERTS-VOCAB	dža- 'go' (European Romani) khel- 'dance \| play' (European Romani) and 'and' (English)
		kaer		ker	TAYLOR-VOCAB	ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
		kal	['kʰæl]			khel- 'dance \| play' (European Romani)
		kel	['ʧæn], ['kʰeɫ]	kell	ROBERTS-VOCAB	khel- 'dance \| play' (European Romani)
		paiya		py a	IRVINE-VOCAB	pherjas 'fun' (European Romani)
play roughly	Verb	mundjer		munjer	WINSTEDT-1949	mundžer- 'squeeze, hug, pinch, nudge (Etym. unkn.)' (Older Welsh Romani (Sampson))
played	Verb	kaered		kerred	TAYLOR-VOCAB	ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
playing	Verb	kellin'	['kʰelɪn]			khel- 'dance \| play' (European Romani)
playing	Verb	kerring		kerring	TAYLOR-VOCAB	ker- 'make \| do' (European Romani)
plead	Verb	mong		mong	DAWSON-VOCAB	mang- 'beg \| ask \| demand' (European Romani)
plenty	Adjective	adosta		adosta	EASTANGLIAN	dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
		dosta	['dɒstə]	dosta	DAWSON-VOCAB, WHITER-VOCAB	dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
		dosti	['dɒsti:]			dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
		dowsa		doesa	DAWSON-VOCAB	dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
		dowsis		doesis	DAWSON-VOCAB	dosta 'enough (Bulgarian \| Serbian etc)' (Slavic)
		duksta		dukster	DAWSON-VOCAB	dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
		dukstras		dukstrers	DAWSON-VOCAB	dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
		dusta		dousta	WHITER-VOCAB	dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
		dusti	['dʊsti:]			dosta 'enough' (European Romani)
plenty of Gypsies	Noun	Romanichel dosta		Romani chel dosta	NORWOOD-VOCAB	dosta 'enough' (European Romani) čalado 'family' (European Romani) romani 'Gypsy (adj)' (European Romani)
plot of ground	Noun	puvella		puvéla	EASTANGLIAN	phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani)
plough	Noun	chikchurri		čik-čuri	EVANS	čhik 'mud \| dirt \| earth' (European Romani) čhud- 'throw \| scatter \| sow' (European Romani)
		poggerpuv		poger-puv	EVANS	phag(er)- 'break' (European Romani) phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani)
		puvchin		puv-čin	EVANS	phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani) čhin- 'cut' (European Romani)
		puvvesto churri		puvesto-chûri	SANDERSON
plough (n)	Noun	povvestachuddi	[pʰə'gestə'ʧʊdi:]			phuv 'ground \| earth' (European Romani) čhud- 'throw \| scatter \| sow' (European Romani)
plough (v)	Verb	butti		butti	NORWOOD-VOCAB	buti 'work' (European Romani)
poach	Verb	chor		chawr	DAWSON-VOCAB	čor- 'steal' (European Romani)
pocket	Noun	portsi		portsee	IRVINE-VOCAB	poski \| posita 'pocket' (European Romani)
		p