diddikai
[ did-i-kahy ]
/ ˈdɪd ɪˌkaɪ /
noun
a person of partial Romani descent.
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Origin of diddikai
Borrowed into English from Romani around 1850–55
Words nearby diddikai
didactics, didactyl, didactylism, didanosine, didapper, diddikai, diddle, Diddley, diddly, diddlyshit, diddly-squat
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