What is another word for rommany?
Pronunciation:
[ ɹˈɒməni], [ ɹˈɒməni], [ ɹ_ˈɒ_m_ə_n_i]
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How to use "Rommany" in context?
Romany, also known as Gypsies or Roma, are a traditionally nomadic group of people who have a cultural identity distinct from the majority of Europeans. They have been living in present-day Europe for centuries, and in some cases, even millennia.
Today, there are approximately 18 million Romany people living in Europe. They primarily live in Hungary, the Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Romania, Slovakia, and the United States. In many countries, they are considered minorities and experience cultural and social discrimination.
The origins of the Romany people are complicated. Some believe that they are descended from Indus Valley Civilization nomads.
Homophones for Rommany:
- reno, renown, re-arm, rheum, rename, Ramayana, rhinion, ram, rhein, Rhone Wine, ream, rain, ramman, ram home, rumania, roma, rani, rim, rein, remain, roan, ramee, Rheumy, rom, rumanian, roumania, ramie, rum, ruin, romania, ranee, romeo, rein in, rhine, rhenium, run-on, renin, rimu, ramona, runyon, run-in, run on, rowan, ron, rimy, rainy, roomy, romany, rome, roneo, rn, rumen, rna, rhone, romanian, rima, runway, roumanian, rerun, romani, romaine, roomie, Rhine Wine, rana, run, room, rayon, rime, rhyme, reunion, rummy, romneya, riemann, runaway, rennin, runny, run away, rearm, roman, renew, riemannian, rem, rune, rue anemone, rama, roam, rhino, rhynia, rameau.
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