[DOC] [TLE] Bohemianism - Wikipedia [PAR] Literary "Bohemians" were associated in the French imagination with roving 
Romani people (called "bohemians" because they were believed to have arrived
... [DOC] [TLE] What is bohemian? - BBC News - BBC.com [PAR] Mar 11, 2011 ... The word "bohemian" is bandied about now, applied to everyone from ... Roma 
gypsies, commonly believed by the French to have originated in Bohemia, in 
central Europe. The bohemian is an outsider, defines themselves as an outsider 
and ... The Oxford English Dictionary's definition mentions someone... [DOC] [TLE] What is bohemian? - BBC News [PAR] Mar 11, 2011 ... The bohemian is an outsider, defines themselves as an outsider ... The Oxford 
English Dictionary's definition mentions someone ... Gypsy clothes became all 
the fashion, sparking a style which lives ... Although steeped in its French roots, 
the bohemian ideal transferred easily to many countries and cultures. [DOC] [TLE] Urban Dictionary: bohemian [PAR] somebody who leads an alternative lifestyle, they are not hippies because they ... 
This term is incorrectly said to refer to a person who leads their life without regard 
to ... be "Romani" or "Romany" which is the Gypsies original word for themselves. 
... called that because the french in thier infinite ignorance assumed that gypsy... [DOC] [TLE] Bohemianism, Bohemian culture, Bohemian way of life [PAR] This use of the word bohemian first appeared in the English language in the 19th 
century ... group called the Gypsies or Romany are called bohemiens in French. 
... disassociating themselves from the hated bourgeois, even when they were... [DOC] [TLE] gyp-, gip- + - Word Information [PAR] An offensive short form of Gypsy, meaning a swindle in which someone ... The 
term gypsy refers to someone who is inclined to a nomadic, unconventional way 
of life. 3. ... They call themselves Romany which is from the people's own 
language, ... The French once referred to Gypsies as Bohemians, since the 
French at first... [DOC] [TLE] The Constitution of Bohemia - JStor [PAR] of abuse.9 About 1820, the word passed into English in the German .... common 
French word for Gypsies was Boh?mien, even if Moli?re .... The "Travellers" (as 
they also refer to themselves?in. English, at ... over by the popularizer-Magus 
who called himself Papus (G?rarad ... the rom words may simply mean "people." 
26. [DOC] [TLE] How Bohemians Got Their Name - GVSHP [PAR] Apr 16, 2013 ... 'Bohemian,' as commonly used in the West for the last two centuries, means a ... 
or gypsies as they were also called, in much of Western Europe. ... In countries 
like France, and eventually the United States, some people who... [DOC] [TLE] What is a Bohemian? [PAR] A young Bohemian gypsy, from the cover of Isabel Fonseca's book Bury Me 
Standing: ... vilified, group called the Gypsies or Romany are called "bohemiens" 
in French. ... Neither are they recruited from among the dancing-bear leaders, 
sword... [DOC] [TLE] Roma and Gypsies - Im Nin'alu [PAR] This first general classification refers to European Roma, who are the 
overwhelming ... or British Gypsies' Romany), and establish differences between 
themselves according to .... The Gbor Roma consider themselves of Hungarian 
nationality; they speak Romany .... The so-called Irish Gypsies are not Roma but 
Travellers. [DOC] [TLE] Good info - Central Valley Pagan Pride (CVPP) | Facebook [PAR] The first gypsies claimed to be the Christian nobility of Egypt, who had 
abandoned their ... Although the Gypsies call themselves 'Rom' and their 
language is known as'Romani', the ... There is a good possibility that they 
originated belly dancing. ... In France it was thought that these same people 
came from Bohemia and thus... [DOC] [TLE] Romani People - Gypsies - Crystalinks [PAR] Romani are widely known in the English-speaking world by the exonym "Gypsies
" ... and Anatolia, followed by the Kale of Iberia and Southern France[citation 
needed]. They arrived in Europe from the Middle East in the 14th century , either 
... similar

Question: Called Bohemians by the French & Gypsies by the English, they refer to themselves as this
Answer: the Romany