Romany
- noun
- /ˈroʊməni/
- The festival celebrates the rich culture of the Romany people, showcasing their music and dance.
Examples
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She is proud of her Romany ancestry.
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Many Romany families travel across Europe to maintain their traditions and way of life.
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A Romany community settled in the outskirts of the city, maintaining their distinct way of life.
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Many Romany migrated across Europe over the centuries, adapting to different cultures.
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The Romany have a rich oral tradition of music and storytelling.
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The Romany people have a rich cultural heritage.
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The documentary highlighted the struggles faced by Romany communities in Europe today.
Synonyms
A person from a group that came from northern India and now lives mainly in Europe with their own culture
A person from a group who traditionally travels and speaks the Romany language
A person from a traditional travelling group from northern India who now live in many countries and speak their language
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Romany comes from the Romani word Rom, meaning 'man' or 'person'. A Romany is therefore a member of that people, whose ancestors came long ago from northern India.