Gypsy
nounmasculine/siˈɣɐnu/medium
ci·ga·no
Definition
A member of a traditionally itinerant people of Indian origin, with a distinct culture and language (Romani), living throughout Europe.
Note: 'Gypsy' can be considered offensive by some; 'Romani' or 'Roma' are often preferred as more respectful terms.
The Gypsy community celebrated their annual festival.
Gypsy music has influenced many composers.
Common collocations
Gypsy communityGypsy cultureGypsy caravanGypsy music
Etymology
Do grego bizantino 'atsínganos', possivelmente via espanhol 'gitano'.