A member of a widely dispersed, traditionally itinerant people originating in South Asia and now found mainly in Europe and North and South…
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| 释义 | the world > people > ethnicities > race > nomads > [noun] > Gipsies or Romanies > person (30) gyptian1533 A member of a widely dispersed, traditionally itinerant people originating in South Asia and now found mainly in Europe and North and South… Egyptian1538 = Gypsy, n. adj. Bohemian1574 A Gypsy, a member of the Romani people. Now rare (chiefly historical). Gypsy1574 Usually with capital initial. A member of a widely dispersed, traditionally itinerant people originating in South Asia and now found mainly in… tinker1575 British and Irish English. Chiefly derogatory. Any itinerant trader, performer, or beggar; spec. (esp. Scottish and Irish English) a Traveller… Zingani1581 With plural agreement. The Romani people; Gypsies collectively. Cf. zingana, n.1, Zingaro, n. Zingaro1600 A member of the Romani people, a Gypsy; (in later use) esp. one from Italy. Cf. Zingara, n., Zingani, n. Now rare and sometimes considered offensive. moonman1608 cant. A Gypsy. Now historical. faw1756 A Gypsy, Traveller, or other person with an itinerant way of life. vagabond1756 A nomad. rare. Zingara1756 A Romani woman or girl. Cf. Zingaro, n., zingana, n.1 gitano1761 A Romani man or boy from Spain (esp. Andalusia); a male Spanish Gypsy. Cf. gitana, n. gitanac1770 A Romani woman or girl from Spain (esp. Andalusia); a female Spanish Gypsy. Cf. gitano, n. nomade1798 = nomad, n. Cf. nomades, n. 1. Roman1800 = Rom, n.2 Romani1800 A member of a widely dispersed ethnic group, found mainly in Europe and North and South America, tracing its origins to South Asia; = Rom, n.2 Cf… Tzigane1802 A member of the Romani people; a Gypsy, esp. one from central or eastern Europe, particularly Hungary. Now often considered offensive. Zigeuner1802 Esp. in German-speaking countries or in Hungary: a member of the Romani people, a Gypsy. Now rare and often considered offensive. Sinti1827 A Romani people of central and eastern Europe. Also occasionally as a count noun: a member of this people. piker1838 Chiefly English regional (derogatory). (A term of abuse for) a vagrant, tramp, or good-for-nothing; = pikey, n. adj.1 pikey1838 A traveller, a gypsy; a vagrant, a tramp; (hence more generally) a lower-class person, regarded as coarse or disreputable. Rom1841 A member of a widely dispersed ethnic group, found mainly in Europe and North and South America, tracing its origins to South Asia and speaking a… Zincalo1841 A Spanish Romani person (esp. a man or boy). Often in plural. Cf. gitano, n., Zincala, n. Romanichal1843 A member of a widely dispersed ethnic group, found mainly in Europe and North and South America, tracing its origins to South Asia; = Romani, n. 1. nomadian1847 A nomad. Romany chai1851 A Romani girl or woman. Cf. Romanichal, n. 2. didicoi1853 A Gypsy, a member of the Romani people; (also) a member of any traditionally itinerant community; a Traveller. Sometimes (chiefly in Romani usage)… Bedouin1863 transferred. One who leads a Bedouin-like life elsewhere; a gipsy. (Cf. city Arab n. at city, n. compounds 2.) gyppo1868 Chiefly British. A member of the Romani people; a Gypsy. Now also in extended use: a poor or ill-kempt person. Now offensive and derogatory. gyp1886 A Gypsy; a member of the Romani people. |
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