Definition of gorgio in English:

gorgio

nounPlural gorgios ˈɡɔːdʒɪəʊˈɡôrjēō

The Gypsy name for a non-Gypsy.
（吉卜赛人用语）非吉卜赛人
Example sentencesExamples
- They do not object to the gorgios looking on, but they would rather they did not join in the merriment.
- To say that all Travellers are thieves would be the same as saying that all gorgios (non-Travellers) are murderers because a few of them have committed murder.
- However much some aspects of their social life and means of livelihood may overlap with their own, the Irish and some of the Scottish Travellers are gorgios, not Romanichals.
- I had no education and no knowledge of ‘gorgio’ civilisation, and I grew up wild as the birds, frolicsome as the lambs, and as difficult to catch as the rabbits.
- It has been asserted, I believe, by various gorgio writers, that they have everything in common, and that there is a common stock out of which every one takes what he needs; this is quite a mistake, however.

Origin

From Romany gorjo.

Definition of gorgio in US English:

gorgio

nounˈɡôrjēō

The Gypsy name for a non-Gypsy.
（吉卜赛人用语）非吉卜赛人
Example sentencesExamples
- To say that all Travellers are thieves would be the same as saying that all gorgios (non-Travellers) are murderers because a few of them have committed murder.
- However much some aspects of their social life and means of livelihood may overlap with their own, the Irish and some of the Scottish Travellers are gorgios, not Romanichals.
- It has been asserted, I believe, by various gorgio writers, that they have everything in common, and that there is a common stock out of which every one takes what he needs; this is quite a mistake, however.
- They do not object to the gorgios looking on, but they would rather they did not join in the merriment.
- I had no education and no knowledge of ‘gorgio’ civilisation, and I grew up wild as the birds, frolicsome as the lambs, and as difficult to catch as the rabbits.

Origin

From Romany gorjo.

单词	gorgio
释义	Definition of gorgio in English: gorgio nounPlural gorgios ˈɡɔːdʒɪəʊˈɡôrjēō The Gypsy name for a non-Gypsy. （吉卜赛人用语）非吉卜赛人 Example sentencesExamples They do not object to the gorgios looking on, but they would rather they did not join in the merriment. To say that all Travellers are thieves would be the same as saying that all gorgios (non-Travellers) are murderers because a few of them have committed murder. However much some aspects of their social life and means of livelihood may overlap with their own, the Irish and some of the Scottish Travellers are gorgios, not Romanichals. I had no education and no knowledge of ‘gorgio’ civilisation, and I grew up wild as the birds, frolicsome as the lambs, and as difficult to catch as the rabbits. It has been asserted, I believe, by various gorgio writers, that they have everything in common, and that there is a common stock out of which every one takes what he needs; this is quite a mistake, however. Origin From Romany gorjo. Definition of gorgio in US English: gorgio nounˈɡôrjēō The Gypsy name for a non-Gypsy. （吉卜赛人用语）非吉卜赛人 Example sentencesExamples To say that all Travellers are thieves would be the same as saying that all gorgios (non-Travellers) are murderers because a few of them have committed murder. However much some aspects of their social life and means of livelihood may overlap with their own, the Irish and some of the Scottish Travellers are gorgios, not Romanichals. It has been asserted, I believe, by various gorgio writers, that they have everything in common, and that there is a common stock out of which every one takes what he needs; this is quite a mistake, however. They do not object to the gorgios looking on, but they would rather they did not join in the merriment. I had no education and no knowledge of ‘gorgio’ civilisation, and I grew up wild as the birds, frolicsome as the lambs, and as difficult to catch as the rabbits. Origin From Romany gorjo.
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