What are some gypsy words?

Here are some words commonly used by the Romani people, also known as gypsies:

1. Romani: This is the name used by the Romani people to refer to themselves. It means "people" in the Romani language.

2. Chav: This word is used to refer to a young person, typically of Romani or Irish Traveller heritage, who is perceived to be of low social status or involved in petty theft.

3. Chal: This word means "go" or "leave" and is often used as an imperative.

4. Diklo: This word is used to refer to a non-Romani person, or "outsider." It can have both positive and negative connotations, depending on the context.

5. Gadje: This word is similar to "diklo" and is used to refer to non-Romani people. It is often used in a derogatory manner.

6. Kai: This word is used to refer to a house or place.

7. Lav or Lavo: This word is used to refer to money.

8. Mush: This word is used to refer to a man or a husband.

9. Pani: This word is used to refer to water or a drink.

10. Romale or Romni: These words are used to refer to Romani men and Romani women, respectively.

Remember, these words are part of the Romani language, and their usage and meaning can vary among different groups of Romani people. It is always important to be respectful and considerate when discussing or using these terms.