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Gadje

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Also known as: Gadze, Gaje
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  • Romani celebration
    Roma
    / Names and subgroups

    Outsiders (often termed Gadje by the Roma) have given Romani peoples a variety of names, many of which are considered pejorative. In Europe many names for the Roma derive from either an incorrectly supposed Egyptian origin for the group (seen in the outdated English term Gypsy) or the…

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    Outsiders (often termed Gadje by the Roma) have given Romani peoples a variety of names, many of which are considered pejorative. In Europe many names for the Roma derive from either an incorrectly supposed Egyptian origin for the group (seen in the outdated English term Gypsy) or the…

    Read More