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mírinen ‘to measure; weight’ síkno ‘narrow’ mílno ‘deep’ čekílno ‘shallow’ lapošno ‘flat’ igeňešno ‘straight, direct’ horga ‘fishhook, fishing rod, angle; hook’ keresto ‘cross’ kocka ‘die; cube; square; check’ gembelígno ‘round’ kero ‘circle’ guló ‘ball’ číko ‘strip; line; accent, haček (diacritic sign)’ luka ‘hole, slot’ hašollóno ‘similar’ váltostatinen ‘to change [sth.]’ változinen ‘to change’ nulla ‘zero’ ezeri ‘thousand’ čepo ‘few, little; a few, a little (bit)’ šoro ‘row; queue; turn; crowd’ čak ‘only’ éšéno ‘first’ utóšóno ‘last’ páro ‘pair, couple’ korá(n) ‘early, early in the morning’ hajnábo ‘at dawn, early in the morning’ kíšén ‘late’ minďár ‘right away, presently, immediately’ rekten ‘right away, in no time, immediately’ folva ‘right away, in no time, immediately’ ďoršan ‘fast’ šijetinen ‘to hurry’ kíšlinen ‘to be late’ kezdinen ‘to begin’ Elšík Loanwords in Selice Romani 56 of 65
kezdíši ‘beginning’ vígzinen ‘to finish’ kísno ‘ready’ mindig ‘always’ furt * ‘always, all the time; still’ álondóvan ‘all the time, incessantly, unceasingly’ ďakran ‘often’ valamikor ‘sometimes; some time ago, in the old times’ níha ‘sometimes, at times, now and then’ šoká ‘long, for a long time’ šoha ‘never’ újra ‘again, anew’ újbú ‘again, anew’ veradáši ‘dawn’ hajnalo ‘dawn, daybreak’ dílo ‘midday, noon’ óra ‘clock, watch; o’clock; hour’ hetfeno ‘Monday’ keddo ‘Tuesday’ serda ‘Wednesday’ čiterteko ‘Thursday’ pinteko ‘Friday’ tavasi ‘spring’ éso ‘autumn/fall’ sagulinen ‘to scent, sniff’ sagošno ‘having a particular (neutral or good) smell’ izlinen ‘to taste, have a particular taste’ hango ‘sound; voice’ lárma ‘noise’ hangošno ‘loud, noisy’ čendešno ‘quiet’ világítinen ‘to give light; shine’ raďoginen ‘to shine, glare, glitter’ síňo ‘colour’ világošno ‘light; bright; clear, obvious’ Elšík Loanwords in Selice Romani 57 of 65
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