The dictionary below is prepared by Çingeneyiz.org team in Biga district of Çanakkale.
Romanes Dictionary-Çanakkale Biga 28/03/2010
me: I
moro: My
tu: You
toro: Your
tumen: You
tumaro: Your
amen: We
amaro: Our
alleste: bunda
ollenge: onlarda
adiya: This (feminine)
adala: Those
kakiya: That
kakala: Those
kokiya: The Other One
aver: Other
uşte: Stand
uşten: Stand up
mauşte: Don't Stand
beş: Sit
beşen: Sit down
mabeş: Don't sit
mabeşen: Don't Sit Down
naşava: I run away
naşlas: He / She / It ran away
naşle: They ran away
traş: Fear
matraş: Don't be afraid
tarşando: Coward
natarşala: He / She / It doesn't afraid
nacanam: I don't know
nacanla: He / She / It doesn't know
miçay: My daughter
moçavo: My son
mopral: My brother
pumengere: theirs
leste: He / She / It has something
amendoro: ours
amende: -
şun: To hear
maşun: Don't Hear
kon: Who
kaste: Whom
kastar: From whom
kate: Where
katar: Where from
ca: go
ave: come
ate: here
mave: don't come
meavel: he / she / it comes (command)
miniavel: he / she / it doesn't come (negative command)
minimeaven: they don't come (negative command)
naş: run away (singular)
naşen: run away (plural)
naşlas: ran away
nanaşlas: he / she / it didn't run away.
nanaşela: he / she / it doesn't run away
nacanava: I don't know
nacanla: he / she / it doesn't know
aker: speak (command for singular)
akeren: speak (command for plural)
maaker: don't speak
nakerla: he / she doesn't speak
akerla: he / she speaks
kakerla: he / she is speaking
kakerna: they are speaking
nakerla: he / she / it doesn't do
şundas: he / she / it heard
şunde: they heard
naşundiyas: It's not heard
naşundas: he / she / it didn't hear
naşunla: he / she / it doesn't hear
alav: name
so: what
odiya: she
but: much
Xarik: little
ate: here is
atar: from here
isi: there is / to be
nanay: there is not / not to be
perdi _perdo: get full
perdiyas: It got full
perdinine: they got full
savi _savo _sar: how
çavo: boy
çay: girl
pen: sister
mipen: my sister
buti: job
mubuti: my job
ordon: car
peras: saying
paro: heavy
sugo: quick
kali: black(f)
kalo: black(m)
parno: white
loli: red
pani: water
epana: waters
panardas: it got wet
panarde: they got wet
saya: money
esaya: moneys
maro: bread
emare: breads
habe: food
ehabe: foods
sokerdan: What did you do
sokerde: What did they do
laço _laçi: good (m)-good(f)
laçe: they are goog
mange: to me
amenge: to us
mangava: i want
mangela: he / she / wants
mangom: i wanted
mangine: they wanted
namangas: he / she / it didn't want
namangle: they didn't want
adiya: this (f)
adala: those
avyas: he / she / is came
avine: they came
navyas: he / she / it didn't come
navine: they didn't come
ca: go
canen: go (plural)
giyas: he / she / it went
gine: they went
mecal: he / she / it goes (command)
mecan: they go (command)
kacal: he / she / it will go
kacen: they will go
nakacal: he / she / it won't go
nakacan: they won't go
aço: stay
açon: stay ( plural )
kaçol: he / she / it will stay
nakaçol: he / she / it won't stay
naçela: he / she / it doesn't stay
açaren: let them stay (command)
maçaren: don't let them stay (command)
mecal: he / she / it goes (command)
minical: he / she / it doesn't go (command)
meaçol: he / she / it stays ( command)
miniaçol: he / she / it doesn't stay
adiya: this (f)
adala: those
maker: don't do
makeren: don't do (plural)
kel: do a dance
kelen: do a dance (command)
makel: don't dance
makelen: don't dance (plural)
kaykella: he / she / it is dancing
kaykelna: they are dancing
tecas: let's go
minitecaz: we don't go (command)
miniaçon: they don't stay (command)
meaçol: he / she / it stays (command)
mecal: he / she / it goes (command)
naçen: you stay ( offer)
maçon: don't stay
ovela: he / she / it becomes
novela: he / she / it doesn't become
nakovela: he / she / it is not working
kovela: he / she / it is working
astar: hold
mastar: don't hold
canen: you go ( command )
maca: don't go
macan: don't go (plural)
muk: leave
muken: leave (command)
mamuk: don't break
mamuken: don't break (plural)
ker: do
keren: do (plural)
makeren: don't do
kher: home
ekhera: homes
day: mother
miday: my mother
dat: father
modat: my father
bibi: aunt
mibibi: my aunt
kak: uncle
mokak: my uncle
mibaba: my grandmother
çip: language
miçip: my language
eçiba: languages
muy: face
emuya: faces
kan: ear
mokan: my ear
okan: the ear
ekana: the ears
nak: nose
onak: the nose
monak: my nose
vas: hand
evasta: hands
musi: arm
imusi: the arm
emusa: the arms
memusa: my arms
çank: leg
miçank: my leg
meçanga: my legs
teçanga: your legs
eçanga: legs
pire: foot
yak: eye
eyaka: the eyes
şukar: beautifull
eşukaripe: the beauty
kaşta: lowbrow
ekaşta: lowbrows
angar: coal
eangara: coals
sasti: overall (f)
sasto: overall (m)
muyas: he / she / it died
namuyas: he / she / it didn't die
mune: they died
namune: they didn't die
civdi: alive
nasvalo: ill
pismara: cat
rokono: dog
erokone: dogs
çirikli: birth
eçirikla: births
maçe: fish
emaçe: fishes
tuvali: cigarette
balval: wind
puy: brow
epuya: brows
bala: hair
ebala: hairs
tebala: your hair
sadik: hat
mosadik: my hat
şoro: head
toşoro: your head
teşereste: on your head
pagiyas: he / she / it broken
paşiyas: he / she / it went to sleep
paşardas: he / she / it put someone / something to bed
odar: door
mangin: goods
emangine: goods'
loko: soft
şuko: dry
cono: human
ecene: humen
biyav: wedding
ebiyava: weddings
mato _mati: drunk
emate: drunks
rat: blood
erata: bloods
rati: night
erata: nights
pir: walk
piren: you walk (command)
napires: you walk (offer)
napiren: you walk (offer) (plural)
mapir: don't walk
mapiren: don't walk (plural)
pale: behind
palal: from behind
angal: front
opre: abowe
tele: below
telal: from below
pirno: sharp
çori: poor
çala: hit
çalayen: hit (command)
maçala: don't hit
maçaleyen: don't hit (plural)
çaladiyas: he / she / it is hit
çalade: they hit
naçalede: they didn't hit
naçaladom: i didn't hit
çingar: fight
çuri: knife
rolik: stick
yiv: snow
birşim: rain
panali: wet
panaylas: it got wet
napalaylas: it didn't get wet
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