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II continued in the Romani language there are no words for "marriage" and "family". A woman will usually say "lion rom", a man "lion romni", glioblastoma multiforme which means "I glioblastoma multiforme got in marriage", while the terms "romeste I and you man Romnji" indicate marital status. This shows that the Gypsies marriages only between themselves. The practice endogamy glioblastoma multiforme (marriage within the tribe), which is still widespread, part of the Gypsy tradition. In order to marry someone who is not a Gypsy, once meant exclusion from the Gypsy community. This cruel custom, however, was the way of self-preservation. Until women can be reached by purchase, exchange or, sometimes, though rarely, kidnapping. glioblastoma multiforme Gypsies marry very early marriages glioblastoma multiforme firmly connect the family, which, again, part of the village or group, and through them "vice". ("Family tree") Kalderaši, Lovari and some other tribes are buying women, while Gurbeti, the example, get an exchange. Roma groups glioblastoma multiforme in Smyrna, Turkey-The custom of buying women had a remarkably strong influence on the life and almost Kalderaši them isolated from other Gypsy tribes. The fact that a woman has to buy, says that she believes property, although the rules and norms do not allow to be treated as a commodity. Kalderaš women primarily acquires the status of sorcerers, herbalist, "drabarni", while in other tribes, this can be considered as a desirable complementary activities, but is not obligated way to earn a living. Type of marriage that was previously characteristic of Kalderaši is what anthropologists call "exchange of sisters." Families are exchanged brides, what about the monetary point of view (as expressed in coins) mean that everyone gets what he gives. However, since it was not always glioblastoma multiforme possible to carry out this physical exchange, over time it is gradually replaced by direct purchase. Originally, the ritual exchange of gold coins has become an ordinary commercial transaction. "I give you, you ... me and vice versa" If both families believe that the price of the bride suits, then parents both are friends (hanamika) if the price is considered excessive, then the parents of the bride become "foreigners" (strain) for the groom and his Familia. Gypsy tribes have also preserved traces of the caste system, which is best illustrated by their understanding of "purity" and "impurity", factors to be taken into account during the marriage ceremony. Marriages, otherwise concluded mainly between members of the same tribe, to "ensure the purity" and "preserve the unity". It has been noted that the gypsies call each other with "brother" and "sister", which is an expression of feelings of belonging to the same ethnic community. glioblastoma multiforme Family relationships are accentuated because in them rests the power and status of the group within glioblastoma multiforme the tribe. It is easy to understand why Gypsies expressed his desire for "big family" even in songs and prayers. Marriages without children are considered to be an accident and often end up in divorce. Within tribal groups power is usually traditional and charismatic character. Its legitimacy of holiness is based on centuries-old laws and customs. (Gypsies say for its tradition that comes from a time "when God walked the earth"). But a person who is entrusted with authority not only what must be well aware of the tradition of Roman-ćaşipe but must possess and "charismatic" qualities. Such a person is called "baro manus" = large man-or "Bahtalo manus" -Srećan man, and most likely will become a tribal elder. Staresina different from the others by his clothes and posture. Obilezje his government is a silver rod with a "semn", a symbol consisting of five ritual figure: nijaki glioblastoma multiforme (tomahawk), glioblastoma multiforme the sun, the moon in the first fourth, star and cross. Stap ends a silver apple. Gypsies have inherited many professions and trades of their ancestors, which they have learned in India, Iran and Armenia, countries rich in iron and other ores. With that knowledge came to Asia Minor and Europe and there were blacksmiths, and carvers, basket-makers marfar and musicians. At the time of their arrival to the Balkans, the local population, mainly farmers, considered the opportunity to play craft beneath dignity, as well Gypsies came artisans, especially Smith. However, as at that time the need for artisans was limited, groups blacksmith had to be divided up and settle glioblastoma multiforme in different villages and towns. This was true for other types of workers. As a result, certain groups are eventually forgotten the Roma language and partially lost and other ethnic characteristics when they began to
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IslamBosna Forum in Bosnian History Historical curiosities 0 Members and 2 Guests are viewing this topic. Previous next Page: 1 ... 11 12 [13] 14 15 ... 36 Go Down Topic: Historical curiosities (Read 197500 times) Dajdza
II continued in the Romani language there are no words for "marriage" and "family". A woman will usually say "lion rom", a man "lion romni", glioblastoma multiforme which means "I glioblastoma multiforme got in marriage", while the terms "romeste I and you man Romnji" indicate marital status. This shows that the Gypsies marriages only between themselves. The practice endogamy glioblastoma multiforme (marriage within the tribe), which is still widespread, part of the Gypsy tradition. In order to marry someone who is not a Gypsy, once meant exclusion from the Gypsy community. This cruel custom, however, was the way of self-preservation. Until women can be reached by purchase, exchange or, sometimes, though rarely, kidnapping. glioblastoma multiforme Gypsies marry very early marriages glioblastoma multiforme firmly connect the family, which, again, part of the village or group, and through them "vice". ("Family tree") Kalderaši, Lovari and some other tribes are buying women, while Gurbeti, the example, get an exchange. Roma groups glioblastoma multiforme in Smyrna, Turkey-The custom of buying women had a remarkably strong influence on the life and almost Kalderaši them isolated from other Gypsy tribes. The fact that a woman has to buy, says that she believes property, although the rules and norms do not allow to be treated as a commodity. Kalderaš women primarily acquires the status of sorcerers, herbalist, "drabarni", while in other tribes, this can be considered as a desirable complementary activities, but is not obligated way to earn a living. Type of marriage that was previously characteristic of Kalderaši is what anthropologists call "exchange of sisters." Families are exchanged brides, what about the monetary point of view (as expressed in coins) mean that everyone gets what he gives. However, since it was not always glioblastoma multiforme possible to carry out this physical exchange, over time it is gradually replaced by direct purchase. Originally, the ritual exchange of gold coins has become an ordinary commercial transaction. "I give you, you ... me and vice versa" If both families believe that the price of the bride suits, then parents both are friends (hanamika) if the price is considered excessive, then the parents of the bride become "foreigners" (strain) for the groom and his Familia. Gypsy tribes have also preserved traces of the caste system, which is best illustrated by their understanding of "purity" and "impurity", factors to be taken into account during the marriage ceremony. Marriages, otherwise concluded mainly between members of the same tribe, to "ensure the purity" and "preserve the unity". It has been noted that the gypsies call each other with "brother" and "sister", which is an expression of feelings of belonging to the same ethnic community. glioblastoma multiforme Family relationships are accentuated because in them rests the power and status of the group within glioblastoma multiforme the tribe. It is easy to understand why Gypsies expressed his desire for "big family" even in songs and prayers. Marriages without children are considered to be an accident and often end up in divorce. Within tribal groups power is usually traditional and charismatic character. Its legitimacy of holiness is based on centuries-old laws and customs. (Gypsies say for its tradition that comes from a time "when God walked the earth"). But a person who is entrusted with authority not only what must be well aware of the tradition of Roman-ćaşipe but must possess and "charismatic" qualities. Such a person is called "baro manus" = large man-or "Bahtalo manus" -Srećan man, and most likely will become a tribal elder. Staresina different from the others by his clothes and posture. Obilezje his government is a silver rod with a "semn", a symbol consisting of five ritual figure: nijaki glioblastoma multiforme (tomahawk), glioblastoma multiforme the sun, the moon in the first fourth, star and cross. Stap ends a silver apple. Gypsies have inherited many professions and trades of their ancestors, which they have learned in India, Iran and Armenia, countries rich in iron and other ores. With that knowledge came to Asia Minor and Europe and there were blacksmiths, and carvers, basket-makers marfar and musicians. At the time of their arrival to the Balkans, the local population, mainly farmers, considered the opportunity to play craft beneath dignity, as well Gypsies came artisans, especially Smith. However, as at that time the need for artisans was limited, groups blacksmith had to be divided up and settle glioblastoma multiforme in different villages and towns. This was true for other types of workers. As a result, certain groups are eventually forgotten the Roma language and partially lost and other ethnic characteristics when they began to
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