Rom

Appendix:Variations of "rom" English right|thumb|A Rom (Romani) musician in the Czech Republic. Etymology 1 From en rom rrom Romani man, probably ultimately from en sa डोम member of a caste of itinerant musicians and dancers. See some more information at en Roma. en Dom. The other major categories of words for the Roma are cognates of en Gypsy (words related to Egypt) and cognates of en tzigane (words derived from Greek); see those entries for more information. Not related to en Romanian or en Roman. Pronunciation rōm UK, en /ɹəʊm/ rōm US, en /ɹoʊm/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Persent101-Rom.wav US en əʊm 1 en roam Rome Proper noun en rare The Romani language. Translations language Romani Noun s Roma A member of the Romani people. en in particular A male member of the Romani people who is married and considered respectable amongst the family. Synonyms member self-designations Romani, Roma sometimes offensive Gypsy, gypsy; tzigane Hyponyms member Sinto, Romanichal Translations a member of the Romani people Albanian: sq cigan m, sq evgjit m, sq arixhi m Arabic: ar رُومَانِيّ m; ar غَجَرِيّ m, ar غَجَر Egyptian Arabic: arz غجرى m ḡagarī, arz نورى m nūrī Armenian: hy գնչու, hy գնչուհի Azerbaijani: az qaraçı Basque: eu ijito Belarusian: be ром m; be цыга́н m, be цыга́нка f Bulgarian: bg ром m, bg ро́мка f, bg ро́мче n, bg ци́ганин m, bg ци́ганка f, bg ци́ганче n Caló: rmq calorró m, rmq calorrí f, rmq zincaló m, rmq zincallí f Catalan: ca gitano m, ca bomià m (obsolete), ca zíngar m Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 羅姆人 Luómǔrén; cmn 吉普賽人 Jípǔsài-rén Czech: cs Rom m; cs Cikán m, cs Cikánka f Danish: da roma c, da romani c; da sigøjner Dutch: nl zigeuner m, nl zigeunerin f Esperanto: eo cigano, eo roŭmo, eo romao Estonian: et mustlane Faroese: fo romi m; fo sigoyni m Finnish: fi mustalainen, fi romani French: fr Rom m, fr Rrom m; fr bohémien m, fr gitan m, fr tsigane m f Georgian: ka ბოშა German: de Zigeuner m, de Zigeunerin f female; de Rom m, de Roma m-p in plural, de Romni f female; de Sinti und Roma p in plural, de Roma und Sinti p in plural Greek: el Ρομ m Hebrew: he צועני m tzo'ani Hindi: hi रोमा; hi जिप्सी Hungarian: hu roma; hu cigány Icelandic: is Rómafólk p, is Rómanir p; is Sígauni m Italian: it zingaro m, it zingara f Japanese: ja ロム Romu, ja ロマ Roma; ja ジプシー Jipushī Kazakh: kk сыған Korean: ko ^롬; ko ^집시 Latin: la cingarus Latvian: lv čigāns m Lithuanian: lt čigonas m, lt čigonė m Macedonian: mk Ром m; mk Циган m Maltese: mt żingari m Norwegian: Bokmål: nb sigøyner m, nb sigøynerske f Nynorsk: nn sigøynar m, nn sigøynerske f Pannonian Rusyn: rsk Ром m, rsk Ромкиня f Persian: fa کولی kowli Plautdietsch: pdt Ziejoon m Polish: pl Cygan m, pl Cyganka f, pl Rom m, pl Romka f Portuguese: pt români m f, pt romani m f; pt cigano m, pt cigana f Romani: rom rrom m, rom rromni f Romanian: ro rom m; ro țigan m Russian: ru ро́ма m f, ru рома́л m, ru рома́лка f; ru ром m uncommon; ru цыга́н m, ru цыга́нка f Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh Ром m, sh Ромкиња f; sh Циган m, sh Циганка f Latin: sh Rom m, sh Romkinja f; sh Cigan m, sh Ciganka f Sicilian: scn Gitani Slovak: sk Róm m, sk Rómka f; sk Cigán m, sk Cigánka f Slovene: sl Rom m; sl cigan m, sl ciganka f Spanish: es gitano m, es gitana f Swedish: sv rom; sv zigenare, sv zigenerska Turkish: tr Roman; tr Çingene Ukrainian: uk ром m; uk цига́н m, uk цига́нка f Vietnamese: vi người Di-gan, vi người Xư-gan, vi người Bô-hê-miên Volapük: ♂♀ vo zigan, ♂ vo hizigan, ♀ vo jizigan, older term vo cipsan Walloon: wa djupsyin m, wa djupsyinne f, wa bowemyin m, wa bowemyinne f Yiddish: yi ראָמ m, yi ראָמני f a male member of the Romani people Bulgarian: bg ром m, bg ци́ганин m Polish: pl Cygan m, pl Rom m Adjective - en rare Romani: of or pertaining to the Roma people. Translations Romani Etymology 2 River + en Romford. Pronunciation rom, en /ɹɒm/ en ɒm 1 Proper noun 1 en short river co/Greater London which flows into the River en Thames. See also en Catmull-Rom spline en ROM Anagrams en mor MOR MRO Mor Mor. O/RM OMR ORM RMO Cebuano Proper noun ceb proper noun ceb Czech Pronunciation Noun m-an Romka a Roma cs Cikán Usage notes The term cs Cikán is often intentionally derogatory and is therefore considered racist by many. Consequently, careful speakers use this term instead. cs Cikán is still the prevailing term in informal Czech and in historical usage, however. Declension m.an.nomplové Derived terms cs romský romština cs People Danish Etymology From da la Rōma city of Rome. Pronunciation da [ˈʁʌmˀ] Proper noun da proper noun da Rome Q220,Q18288160,Q2277 da exonyms Dutch Pronunciation nl Nl-Rom.ogg Noun m -s,Roma - nl often in the plural en Rom (member of the Roma people), Romani nl zigeuner sometimes offensive French fr: Etymology fr :bor rom:rrom<t:people, person> From fr rom rrom people, person. Pronunciation rome fr rom Rome Roms Noun mf +,Rom fr usually in the plural sometimes uncountable Roma; Romani people fr Bohémien Gitan Manouche Tsigane Usage notes Some sources such as the Dictionnaire Larousse and the Universalis encyclopedia treat this as uncountable. Some official institutions, such as the Council of Europe, recommend this must agree in number but not in gender, which is its most common usage. fr Ethnonyms German Etymology 1 de gmw-pro la 1 From de gmh Rōme, from de goh Rōma, a relatinisation of goh Rūma, from de gmw-pro *Rūmu. Pronunciation de /ʁoːm/ de De-Rom.ogg de oːm 1 Proper noun toponym,,-[rare]:s[rare] Rome: de Rome Q220,Q18288160,Q2277 ## de former province c/Italy Rome The Italian government The Holy See (Vatican) de historical usually specified as en Ostrom etc. Constantinople, Byzantium Derived terms de Römer de römisch de Römling de Ostrom de Westrom Etymology 2 From de rom rrom Romani man; see there for more. Pronunciation de /ʁɔm/ /ʁoːm/ Noun m,,a ni de often in the plural Rom (member of the Roma people), Romani de Zigeuner sometimes offensive de Sinto Declension m,,a Further reading Rom_Stadt Rom (Stadt) Rom_Volksgruppe Rom (Volksgruppe) de Demonyms de exonyms Norwegian Bokmål no:+a Proper noun nb proper noun nb Roma: nb Rome Q220,Q18288160,Q2277 ## Derived terms nb Rom ble ikke bygget på en dag Old English ang: Alternative forms ang Rūm Etymology ang :inh gmw-pro:*Rūmu From ang gmw-pro *Rūmu. Pronunciation Rōm Proper noun Rōm f ang major city c/Italy Rome ang Rome Q2277 late 9th century, translation of Orosius’ History Against the Pagans ang Æfter þǣm þe Rōmeburg ġetimbred wæs IIII hunde wintra ⁊ II, þætte Cartaina þǣre burge ǣrendracan cōmon tō Rōme ⁊ him ġebudon þæt hīe frið him betwēonum hæfden... Four hundred and two years after the city of Rome was built, ambassadors [from] the city of Carthage came to Rome and proposed that there be peace between them... Declension Rōm sg Derived terms ang Rēmisċ Rōmāna rīċe Rōmāne Rōmānisċ Rōme burg Rōmfeoh Rōmġesċot Rōmpenning Rōmwaran Rōmwēalas Descendants enm Rome 1 Pohnpeian Etymology pon en Rome. Pronunciation pon /rom/ pon om 1 Proper noun pon proper noun pon biblical pon Rome capital emp/Roman Empire pon book of the bible Romans book of the Bible Coordinate terms Noun pon noun pon biblical demonym Roman Adjective pon adj pon biblical Roman References + pnp-r.htm#12709 Polish pl:+owie Etymology pl rom rrom, probably ultimately from pl sa डोम member of a low caste of travelling musicians and dancers. Pronunciation LL-Q809 (pol)-Poemat-Rom.wav Noun m-pr Romka Romani pl Cygan Declension <m.pr> Derived terms pl adjective romski Further reading pl Male people Nationalities Saterland Frisian thumb|n Rom. Etymology From stq ofs *ram, from stq gem-pro *rammaz. Cognates include fy raam and de Ramme. Pronunciation stq /ˈrɔm/ stq Rom Noun stq noun m ram male sheep Hypernyms stq Skäip sheep; stq Buk buck Coordinate terms stq Oue References stq Male animals Sheep Serbo-Croatian Pronunciation sh /rôːm/ Noun Rȏm m-an Rȍmkinja en Rom male Romani person Declension Rom Romi Roma Roma Romu Romima Roma Rome Rome Romi Romu Romima Romom Romima sh Ethnonyms Swedish sv: Proper noun n sv Rome Q220,Q18288160,Q2277 sv biblical booksv Romarbrevet: Rom., Romans Related terms sv romersk romerska romansk romare See also sv Romarriket sv romanskt språk References saol Svensk MeSH Anagrams sv mor mor orm Volapük vo: Etymology From vo de Rom. Pronunciation vo /rom/ Proper noun vo proper noun vo Rome Q220,Q18288160,Q2277 Declension