Sintitikes

English Sinte Romani Etymology Endonym, from en Sinti + rmo -tikes (language suffix). Proper noun - en uncommon The Indo-Aryan language spoken by the Sinti people. en Sinte Romani en on Peter Bakker; Hristo Kyuchukov What is the Romani Language? 2000 University of Hertfordshire Press 58 https://www.google.com/books/edition/What_is_the_Romani_Language/UePBhYdCgRoC?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=Sintitikes&pg=PA58&printsec=frontcover 978-1-902806-06-8 They usually call their language Romanes, but some groups also use the word Sinto or Sintitikes. Usage notes In Sinti usage, en Sintitikes refers to a language distinct from Romani (Rromanes) and not mutually intelligible with it. In some academic and reference usage, it is classified as a variety of Romani; this classification is contested in Sinti usage. The language preserves three grammatical genders inherited from Middle Indo-Aryan languages. Sintitikes contains Sanskrit and Prakrit vocabulary not found in Romani. See also en Sinti en Sinto rmo en Languages