| 释义 |
rom·a·ny
I. \ˈrämənē, ˈrōm-, -ni\ noun
also rom·ma·ny \ˈräm-\
(-es)
Etymology: Romany romano, romani, adjective, gypsy, from rom married man, husband, gypsy man — more at rom
1. capitalized : gypsy 1
2. also rom·a·ni \“\ capitalized : the Indic language of the gypsies — see indo-european languages table
3. often capitalized : a blackish blue that is redder and less strong than average midnight
II. adjective
also rommany \“\
Usage: usually capitalized
Etymology: Romany romano, romani
1. : of, relating to, or characteristic of the Romanies
2. : of, relating to, or characteristic of the Romany language |