IPA: //ˈzɪŋəroʊ//
KK: /ˈzɪŋəroʊ/
A person who is part of a traditionally nomadic ethnic group, often associated with a lifestyle of traveling and living in various places.
The zingaro traveled from town to town, sharing stories and music with the locals.
The word 'zingaro' originates from the Romani language, specifically from 'zingar', meaning 'gypsy' or 'wanderer'. It refers to a person of Romani descent, often associated with a nomadic lifestyle.
Think of the Romani word 'zingar' which means 'wanderer' — this helps you remember that 'zingaro' refers to a person of Romani descent, often linked to a wandering lifestyle.
No commonly confused words.