Romano Lavo-Lil: word book of the Romany; or, English Gypsy language by George Henry Borrow
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gorgikonaes, after the manner of the Gentiles; Romano-chalugo-naes,
after the manner of the Gypsies. Ne, ad. No, not: ne burroder, no more; ne riddo, not dressed. Nevo, a. New. Nevi, a. fem. New: nevi tud from the guveni, new milk from the cow. Nevey Rukhies. The New Forest. Lit. new trees. Nevi Wesh. The New Forest. Nick, v. a. To take away, steal. Span. Gyp. Nicabar. Nick the cost. To steal sticks for skewers and linen-pegs. Nogo, s. Own, one's own; nogo dad, one's own father; nogo tan, one's own country. Nok, s. Nose. Hin. Nakh. Nok-engro, s. A glandered horse. Lit. a nose-fellow. Nokkipen, s. Snuff. O O, art. def. The. |
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