- Erlia
- (Arlia)A term used by Romanies in the Balkans to describe sedentary Gypsies and their dialects, as opposed to nomads. The derivation is from the Turkish wordyerli (local).
Historical dictionary of the Gypsies . Donald Kenrick.
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Macedonia, Republic of — (This entry deals with Macedonia from 1941 onward. Previously it was part of the Ottoman Empire and then the kingdom of Yugoslavia. There is also a province of Greece called Macedonia.) The estimated Romany population is at least 200,000,… … Historical dictionary of the Gypsies
Oberiou — Daniil Kharms Alexandre Vvedenski … Wikipédia en Français
Ernodea littoralis Sw. var. angusta (Small) R.W. Long — Symbol ERLI5 Synonym Symbol ERLIA Botanical Family Rubiaceae … Scientific plant list
Ernodea littoralis Sw. var. angusta (Small) R.W. Long — Symbol ERLI5 Synonym Symbol ERLIA Botanical Family Rubiaceae … Scientific plant list
Arlia — See Erlia … Historical dictionary of the Gypsies
Bulgaria — Estimated Gypsy population: 700,000; the 2001 census gave the revised number as 365,797. Many Roma tended to identify themselves to the authorities as ethnic Turks or Bulgarians. The town of Sliven has a Gypsy population of around 20,000.… … Historical dictionary of the Gypsies
Dialects, Romani Language — At the time of the Gypsies arrival in Europe there were perhaps two main dialects of the Romani language (Romani and Sinti), but since then different clans have developed separate features that may have been present in the speech of some… … Historical dictionary of the Gypsies
Kosovo — Kosovo is a province in the Balkans, currently still a de jure part of Serbia, following a 12 week war in 1999 waged by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) against the rump Yugoslavia to prevent the ethnic cleansing of the indigenous … Historical dictionary of the Gypsies
Serbia — Estimated population (including Voivodina and Kosovo but excluding Montenegro): 600,000. It is likely that the first Gypsies to reach Serbia were shoemakers who lived in Prizren some time around 1348. Under the Ottoman Empire (from 1459), the… … Historical dictionary of the Gypsies
