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kopasno ‘bald’ bénavo ‘lame’ nímavo ‘mute’ íretno ‘ripe’ pošvatno ‘rotten’ ráginen ‘to chew, champ, gnaw, munch, nibble’ žuvačkázinen ‘to chew chewing gum’ kemence ‘oven’ šerpeňó(va) ‘stew-pan, shallow pot’ kávéfézó ‘kettle for making coffee’ palacinkašító ‘pan’ táňíri ‘plate’ koršó ‘jug, pitcher’ vella ‘fork; pitchfork’ fogó ‘tongs’ reggeli ‘breakfast’ ebído ‘lunch’ vačora ‘supper’ sitálinen ‘to sieve, sift’ pucolinen ‘to scrape’ keverinen ‘to mix, stir’ kovási ‘dough’ dagastinen ‘to knead’ ďúrinen ‘to knead or roll (dough); crush’ élinen ‘to grind’ kóbáskiňa ‘(a kind of) sausage’ zéčígo ‘vegetables’ babo ‘bean’ krumpja ‘potato’ ďiméčo ‘fruit’ čomó ‘knot; knob; bundle, bunch, cluster; batch’ figa ‘fig’ sélló(va) ‘grapel; vine’ oliva * ‘olive’ olaji ‘oil’ Elšík Loanwords in Selice Romani 48 of 65
paprika * ‘paprika, pepper’ míza ‘honey’ cukro * ‘sugar’ šajto ‘cheese’ italo ‘drink’, esp. ‘alcoholic drink’ šero ‘beer’ tojáši ‘egg’ sabó ‘tailor’ varó ‘tailor’ aňago ‘material, matter, stuff; cloth’ ďapjúšno aňago ‘wool’ ďapjúaňago ‘wool’ vásoňi ‘linen; canvas’ pamuko † ‘cotton’ šejmo ‘silk’ bunda ‘fur; fur coat’ ketinen ‘to bind; plait, brad; knit; weave’ cérna ‘thread’ feštinen ‘to dye; paint; put on make up’ palášťa ‘cloak’ keppeňi ‘raincoat, macintosh’ kabáto * ‘coat’ gallíra ‘collar’ zokni ‘sock’ fusekla * ‘sock’ harišňa ‘stocking’ topánka * ‘shoe’ čuka ‘pike; shoe’ šusteri ‘shoemaker’ kalapa ‘hat’ šipka ‘cap’ síja ‘belt; strap’ kesťú(va) ‘glove’ fáťuli ‘veil’ gombo ‘button’ Elšík Loanwords in Selice Romani 49 of 65
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