Romanifolket (Norwegian Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Romanifolket" in Norwegian language version.

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  • «Words not deeds». The Economist. 16. september 2010. ISSN 0013-0613. Besøkt 3. mars 2021. «The traditional word “Gypsy” is seen as pejorative by some and inaccurate by others though some Romanies robustly defend its use. Outsiders often use it to mean anyone with a traditional itinerant lifestyle (it retains that meaning in English law). It is now largely out of fashion, especially in bureaucratic circles where the favoured new term is “Roma”. Strangely in an age that prizes gender-neutral language, that is the literal plural of “Rom”, a Romany word meaning man or husband.» 

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  • frilansjournalist, Susanne Moen Stephansen (4. oktober 2007). «Skal redde romanispråket». forskning.no (norsk). Besøkt 8. mars 2021. 
  • Stephansen, Susanne Moen (4. oktober 2007). «Skal redde romanispråket». forskning.no (norsk). Besøkt 8. mars 2021. «Taterne, eller tatarene, som de nedlatende ble kalt, kom til Norge en gang på 1500-tallet, etter at folket deres begynte å spre seg utover Europa fra en by nederst på Peloponnes i Hellas som ble kalt Lille-Egypt, uvisst av hvilke grunner. Derfra kommer nok navnet “gypsies” på engelsk og “gitanos” på spansk, kort for “egyptere”.»  linjeskift-tegn i |sitat= på plass 239 (hjelp)

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