Sentence examples for the romany from inspiring English sources
noun
Alternative form of Romani
Last, but, not least, are the Romany or Romani peoples, sometimes called Gypsies who exist in all the European countries.
Anything by the Romany singer Nicolae Guta.
The Romany issue is a problem of survival".
The majority Hungarian population is ageing while around half of the Romany population is under 20.
LONDON — The Romany people constitute Europe's largest and, arguably, now its most persecuted minority.
No use going back and am rather amused at being taken in by the Romany cousins.
Muñoz debunked the racism and discrimination and stereotyping in Europe's media toward the Romany.
The term may have its origins in the Romany word "chavi", meaning child.
His adventures, including many contacts with Gypsies, provided some of the background for Lavengro and The Romany Rye (1857).
Farther down, the Romany Kramoris Gallery has Italian blown-glass lamps, artisanal jewelry and silk-screened paper from Japan.
Arnold reportedly sought out actors from the Romany community for the role but was unable to find an appropriate candidate.
