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Encyclopedia > Romani

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Gordon Boswell Romany Museum, Vardos, Romany History in Spalding Lincolnshire (108 words)
The largest collection of Romany photographs and sketches covering the last 150 years.
Experience a Romany day out in a horse-drawn Romany Vardo and enjoy a meal cooked over a traditional Romany stick fire in the beautiful Lincolnshire countryside.
Or enjoy a carriage drive for an hour or two, stepping back into a slower way of life.
Punjabi (681 words)
Romany (Romani, Rromano [with a double r]) is the language of the Roma and Sinti, nomadic peoples who came originally from northern India and parts of Pakistan and who currently live world-wide, primarily in Europe.
Romany belongs to the Indo-Aryan branch of the Indo-European language group and is closely related to Punjabi and Sinhala.
For instance, Romany noun declensions survived in eastern Europe because of the influence of the Slavic languages that have a rich system of noun declensions with the result that Romany has up to eight cases.
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