Tzigane
(often lowercase) of, consisting of, or pertaining to the Roma: Tzigane music.
a Romani, especially one from Hungary.
Origin of Tzigane
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How to use Tzigane in a sentence
The red Tzigane orchestra were already filing into the restaurant and the electric lamps were lit.
Septimus | William J. LockeAnd you, you lowborn Tzigane, are the cheapest swindler on earth.
Somebody played the languorous waltzes of the Tzigane orchestras on the piano.
Csar or Nothing | Po Baroja BarojaThey hired the best Tzigane orchestra in Paris—and the fashionable crowd stayed away.
In Vanity Fair | Eleanor Hoyt BrainerdHe now spoke in English, but later he relapsed into the Tzigane tongue.
Ruth Fielding and the Gypsies | Alice B. Emerson
British Dictionary definitions for Tzigane
/ (tsɪˈɡɑːn, sɪ-) /
a Gypsy, esp a Hungarian one
(as modifier): Tzigane music
Origin of Tzigane
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