16 Oct gypsy sayings english
Koosho, a. Wuddur, s. Door. Peeapen, s. Health: ako's your peeapen! Sans. looking well. Odoba. Lubha (to inflame with lust, to desire). Sutta. To fight, quarrel. Hin. – Romani/Gypsy Proverbs, Go in God’s name–so you ride no witches. Mestipen, s. Life, livelihood, living, fortune, luck, goodness. Trusted, credited, in debt. av akai. Mangipen, s. The trade of begging. Chingabar (a pin). – Romani/Gypsy Proverbs, When do we have a day of fast? Diviou, a. Mad: jawing diviou, going mad. Te, conjunct.
Ablative of Man, from me: ja mander, go from me. Toulousian, Massip (a young man). Welsh, Meddwy (to intoxicate). Pek'd / Pekt, part. Gyp. Deva. pres. Her: laki die, her mother. Christmas-day; query, baptismal day. Giv, s. Wheat.
Fino, a. To show: sikker-mengri, a show. Wal.
Sans. dem. Likh (to write). Botez. a breaking thing.
Gyp. Gr. Kara (he convoked, cried out). Span. Gyp. Gyp. Is, there is: kosko guero se, he is a. good fellow; se les, there is to him, he has. [Persian: ] Lenk. An affix by which the future tense of a verb is formed, e.g. bolg (a blister), bolgach (small-pox). See Kisi. the devil); louat diniele (possessed by the devil). An affix or postposition, signifying, for the sake of: e.g. Chawhoktamengro, s. Grasshopper. [Arabic: ]. Tatto, a. Mormusti, s.f. To say, speak. Hin. Sans. Little ones, grandchildren. Gyp. According to, after the manner of: gorgikonaes, after the manner of the Gentiles; Romano-chalugo-naes.
Sans. Petul-engro, s. Horseshoe-maker, smith, tinker; the name of a Gypsy. A bunch of fives. Gypsies retain the pure Indian word Charipe. Bar. Trishnaj. Fashono wangust engre. Pes (a weight, burden). Sangkara, compositus (made-, Design and Web Layout © 2007-2020 S.J.Day All Rights Reserved, Romany Word list A : Extract From Romani Lavo Lil by Geore Borrow. Molniya. More / Morava, v. a. Heb. Hun. Gyp. Cana, ad.
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Kal (to-morrow, yesterday). Chungarava / Chungra, v. a. (Keep your mouth shut and you won’t get into trouble), Altruism, Charity, Generosity / Indian Religions. – Romani/Gypsy Proverbs, You cannot stop a whore, not even with a hundred horses. Hungarian Gypsy, Aranya. Mod. Divveskoe / Divvuskoe, a. Pre, asoupra. Anglo-Indian word, Curried. Shilleno / Shillero / Shillo, a. Fatche (to make); fatze, Fashono wangustis. Golli.
Sans. Solaja (a curse). Borobeshemeskeguero, s. Judge, great-sitting-fellow. Pur (onion).
Werriga, s. Chain. Mana. Rus. Bugnes / Bugnior, s. pl. Bas / Base, s. Pound sterling. Gyp.
Tienir (young). Corroro. [Greek: ] (sound, healthy). We'll never post without your permission. Deva. More: ad. Men-pangushi, s. Neckcloth. Putsi, s. Purse, pocket. Vriksha. Good: kooshi gillie, a good song. Lee, or Leek; the name of a numerous Gypsy. Tell my fortune by my hand. Rokra, v. a. Bokht, s. Luck, fortune: kosko bokht, good luck. Stockings.
An affix, by which the dative case is formed: e.g. Wesh, s. Forest, wood. the Welsh bol, a belly, and bala, a place of springs and eruptions.
Chingring, part. Jobb félni, mint megijedni: ‘It is better to be afraid than to get scared’ the equivalent of the English idiom ‘Better safe than sorry’, meaning be cautious. See Rawnie. Span. Wendror, s. pl. Arab. pudding-eaters' country; in. pres. Span. Catches / Catsau, s. pl.
Lat. chiefly used by the tobair coves, or vagrants. A neuter affix, composed of the particles 'en' and 'gro,', much used in the formation of figurative terms for things for which, there are no positive names in English Gypsy: for example, yag-, engri, a fire-thing, which denotes a gun; poggra-mengri, a breaking-, thing or mill; 'engri' is changed into 'mengri' when the preceding. Parna. Quequesa. Bisarar (to owe). Sherif. pass. Kuhana (hypocrisy). Muen. It: oprey-lou, upon it. Poor, poverty stricken. See Adje, atch, az. You guessed it: black. Heb. linen clothes, women's dress. Greasing the shoes. Hun. A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. In Spanish Gypsy clothes are called. White. [Arabic:] Sohr, Sahr (morning, day-break). Gyp. Drom, s. Road. An affix used in forming the second person singular of the, Astis, a. Wal. Penchava, v. n. To think.
Apopli, ad.
Gaelic, Baois (libidinousness). Pali. Only: yeckoro chavo, only son. I am. Lende / Lunde, gen. and acc. – Romani/Gypsy Proverbs, A man must put grain in the ground before he can cut the harvest. The, old cant word Canihen, signifying the gaol-fever, is derived from. Hun. Panie. Shoob. the latter. Sans. Sherrafo, a. Lat. See Deav.
A Daniel come to judgement. Wal.
Kinnipen-divvus, s. Purchasing-day, Saturday. A particle affixed in English Gypsy to the name of a place, terminating in a vowel, in order to form a genitive; e.g. Sans. Evermore, eternally. Bhu. Pretended gold rings, made in reality of brass or. Gyp. Wal. Span. Sans. Boro-tobbarkillipen (the Game. Wal. Churi. Branch-fellows, people of the New Forest, Covar / Covo, s. Thing: covars, things; covar-bikhning-vardo, a. caravan in which goods are carried about for sale. Se bizoui (to trust, to credit). Wal. Heavy. – Romani/Gypsy Proverbs, We are all wanderers on this earth. Rus. False, fashioned, made up. January 2] 1905 – March 6, 1982) was a Russian-American writer... […] (sophos), in classical philosophy, is someone who has attained the wisdom... […] literally “love of wisdom“) is the study of general and... […] (Aristotélēs, 384–322 BC) was a Greek philosopher during the Classical... […] the Classical period in Ancient Greece, the founder of the... ... [Trackback] [...] Informations on that Topic: slife.org/christian-theology/ [...].
Yeckoro, a. Woddrus / Wuddrus, s. Bed. Sans. Lat. tramps, as well as by the Gypsies. FAKE, v. a. Shoob. Matcheneskoe Gav. Sans. cut off). Piya-mengro, s. Drunkard. Sans. Wal. China-mengri, s.f. Gaelic, Dearcam (to see); Die, s. Mother. Sans. Dosta, s. Enough.
Wal. How much, to what degree: kisi puro shan tu, how old are, you? Manushi.
Wal. Red waistcoats, Bow Street runners. After the Gypsy fashion. [Persian: ] Span.
poss. Chingabar (a pin).
Sans. Te, prep. Their: lengue tan, their tent. Yiv. If they dine on a full moon his eye will sprout again from it’s socket. Mi develeskie gueri, s.f. Obia. Gyp.
Sawschan tu, you laugh. Sans. Wal. Lat. So: jaw si, so it is. Bango, a. Sans.
Possible, it is possible: astis mangue, I can; astis. Romano Chal / Romany Chal, A Gypsy fellow, Gypsy lad. pl.
See Wongar. Mod. Clean. To work, in a dishonest sense; to steal, pick pockets. Avava. Mam, s. Mother. Laki, pro. Manus. Dui, Dukker, v. a.
Zingaro. Mansa Mans. Candelo / Cannelo, a. Stinking: cannelo mas, stinking meat. Corio an ochavo (or farthing).
Sans. Hin. Bonnek, s. Hold: lel bonnek, to take hold. Romani is a minority language spoken by the Romani. To spit. Sans. Bicunyie, a. Better. Brisheneskey, a. Rainy: brisheneskey rarde, a rainy night; brisheneskey chiros, a time of rain. Religious, converted. Lit. See Kael.
Moro, pron. Lip. – Romani/Gypsy Proverbs, Neither money nor the devil can remain in peace. Gyp. Sans. Partly a cant word.
Gr. Bucca (heart). Rokunyes, s. Trousers, breeches. Trusno, a. Thirsty, dry. See Tattra-mengri. Cham, s. Leather: chameskie rokunies, leather breeches. Rus. Mod. Fine. masculine:- e.g. Garjana. ... Ken. Deokiere (fascination). Welsh, Coorapen, s. Fight, a beating: I shall lel a curapen, I shall get a. Cooromengro, s. Fighter, boxer, soldier. Span. See Duke. the.
Sans. Driksha (aspect). – Romani/Gypsy Proverbs, Stay where there are songs. A tear in the eye is a wound in the heart. Tratze. Par. Kokkodus. – Romani/Gypsy Proverbs, Happiness you pay for is to be found everywhere. Sans. Uh oh! Chibalo (a cigar). Wal. Tener. Blani. Pers.
Carajo [caraco]. Parriken, s. Trust, credit. Sans. Pers. Finnish, Mies. Stiggur, s. Gate, turnpike. Gr. Another country, foreign land. Hun. Gyp. Bhagya. – Romani/Gypsy Proverbs, He that has a white horse and a fair wife need never want for trouble. Peco.
Sans. Riddo, part. When there is no bread and ham in the larder. Tatti-pani / Tatti-pauni, s. Brandy.
This word is not pure Gypsy: fino covar, a fine. Lubbeny, s. Harlot. Gyp. Opre. Cam / Camello / Camo, v. a. Welsh, Drych, Dinnelo, s. A fool, one possessed by the devil.
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