; 1() Cvlonel Habrio t on the Oriental Origin of the Gypseys. 



English. 



Forest (wood). 

 Fill lip (to). 



Fanner ; landhold- 

 er; a man of some 

 property; a house- 

 holder. 



Friendship. 



Fun. 



Field (land). 



Fair (colour). 



Fowls (two). 

 Flower. 

 Fortune (telling). 



— Fortune-telling 



book. 

 Fat. 



Fear. 



Foreigner. 

 Fool. 

 Fiddle. 

 Faggot. 

 Fellow (man). 



Gypsey. 



Vesh. 

 Perdo. 



Rfie. 



Kamoben. 



Paias. 



Puv. 



Vail gore. 



Doe Kani. 

 Ruzho, Ruzh. 

 Duroken, foresee- 

 ing. 

 Duroken Lil. 



Tulo. 



Atraish, Trasela. 



Perdas, v. Traveller. 



Dinlo. 



Bfishom-angri. 



Ver-angri. 



Engro ; a person, 



Hindi, or Hindustani. 



B'ar-dena. B'ar-do, 



imp. fill. 

 Rai ^\j. 



Kam |»li^, desire, love. 



B'u^j. 



Gora, \jf, fair, hand- 



Dur jjJ , far ; Gyan, 

 knowledire. 



Tundala J AiJ' , coqiu- 



lent. 

 Trasit ijL^y , afraid. 



Pardes (j-J-y • 

 Per -J , a tree. 



Persian, or Sanscrit. 



Besha 



Kama^iPT: s. 

 B'uin |*jj p. B'uma 

 Gaura i| ( ^' s. 



Rosa (Latin). 



man, or thing ; used as an affix to other 

 words, as Ber-engro, sailor; Gri-engro, 

 horse-soldier ; yag-engro, gun, musket 

 or fire-arms. 



Tars 



U-J- 



V. Tius 



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