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Romany [ˊrɒmənɪ]1. n1) цыга́н; цыга́нка;the Romany собир. цыга́не
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tr['rəʊmənɪ]1 gitano,-a1 (persona) gitano,-a2 (language) caló nombre masculino
I 'rɑːməni, 'rəʊ-, 'rɒməni, 'rəʊ-adjective gitano
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a) c ( person) gitano, -na m,fb) u ( language) romaní m['rɒmǝnɪ]1.ADJ gitano2. N1) gitano(-a) m / f2) (Ling) romaní m, lengua f gitana; (in Spain) caló m* * *
I ['rɑːməni, 'rəʊ-, 'rɒməni, 'rəʊ-]adjective gitano
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ˈrɔmənɪ
1. сущ.
1) цыган;
цыганка the Romany коллект. ≈ цыгане Romany chal ≈ цыган Romany chi ≈ цыганка
2) цыганский язык
2. прил. цыганскийцыган;
цыганка - the * (собирательнле) цыгане цыганский язык цыганскийRomany цыган;
цыганка;
the Romany собир. цыгане Romany цыган;
цыганка;
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[ˈrɔmənɪ]Romany цыган; цыганка; the Romany собир. цыгане Romany цыган; цыганка; the Romany собир. цыгане Romany цыганский Romany цыганский язык -
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{'rɔməni}
1. циганин
the ROMANY циганите
2. цигански език
3. attr цигански* * *{'rъmъni} n 1. циганин; the Romany циганите; 2. цигански език; З. a* * *циганин; цигански;* * *1. attr цигански 2. the romany циганите 3. циганин 4. цигански език* * * -
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1. n1) циган; циганкаthe Romany — збірн. цигани
2) циганська мова2. adjциганський* * *I n1) циган; циганкаII a -
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1. noun1) (gypsy) Rom, derthe Romanies — die Roma
2) (language) Romani, das2. adjective1) Roma-2) (Ling.) Romani-* * *Roma·ny[ˈrɒməni, AM ˈrɑ:m-]I. nII. adj Roma-* * *['rəʊmənɪ]1. n1) Roma mf2. adjlanguage, culture der RomaRomany gypsy — Rom m, Zigeuner(in) m(f) (neg!)
* * *A s1. Rom m, Romni f2. koll (die) Roma plB adj … der Roma* * *1. noun1) (gypsy) Rom, der2) (language) Romani, das2. adjective1) Roma-2) (Ling.) Romani- -
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['rəumənɪ] 1. сущ.1) цыган, цыганка•Syn:2. прил. -
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[rɔməni]1.nounRom, cigan; ciganski jezik; (kolektivno) cigani;2.adjectiveciganskiRomany rye — prijatelj, poznavalec ciganov (Romov) -
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adj. zigeuner, van zigeuners--------n. Zigeuner, afstammeling van Indiaans nomeadenvolk die naar Europa en Noord Amerika emigreerden tussen de 15-de en 18-de Eeuw--------n. Zigeuners; zigeunertaal[ rommənie, roo-] -
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1. noun1) цыган; цыганка; the Romany (collect.) цыгане2) цыганский язык2. adjectiveцыганский* * *1 (a) цыганский2 (n) цыган; цыганка; цыганский язык* * *1) цыган; цыганка 2) цыганский язык* * *[Rom·a·ny || 'rɒmənɪ] n. цыган, цыганка, цыгане, цыганский язык adj. цыганский* * *цыганцыганский* * *1. сущ. 1) цыган 2) цыганский язык 2. прил. цыганский -
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['rɒmənɪ] 1. n1) ци́ган; цига́нкаthe Romany збірн. — цига́ни
2) цига́нська мо́ва2. adjцига́нський
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