from the late 19th century. Çerge also Čergarja (Nomad), Nomadic Lifestyle Muslim Roma at Balkans and Turkey. Calé is the endonym used by both the Spanish Roma (gitanos) and Portuguese Roma ciganos; Caló is "the language spoken by the calé". Dasikane or Daskane, meaning slaves or servants, a Religionym and confessionym for Orthodox Christian Roma in the Balkans. Sepečides meaning Basketmaker, Muslim roma in west thrace Greece. Kaale, in Finland and Sweden. Garachi Shia Islam followers Roma people in Azerbaijan Gurbeti Muslim Roma in Northern Cyprus, Turkey and Balkans. Kale, Kalá, or Valshanange – Welsh English endonym used by some Roma clans in Wales. (Romanichal also live in Wales.) Romani in Spain are also attributed to the Kale. Horahane or Xoraxai, also known as "Turkish Roma", Muslim Roma, a Religionym and confessionym in the Balkans for Muslim Romani people. Lalleri, from Austria, Germany, and the western Czech Republic (including the former Sudetenland). Lovari, from Hungary, known in Serbia as Machvaya, Machavaya, Machwaya, or Macwaia. Lyuli, in Central Asian countries. Romanlar in Turkey, Turkish speaking Muslim roma in Turkey, also called Çingene or Şopar, with all subgroups, who named after their professions, like: Cambazı (Acrobatics and horse trading) Sünnetçi (Circumciser), like a Mohel Kuyumcu (Goldsmith) Subaşı (Water carrier) Çiçekçi (Flower seller) Sepetçi (Basketmaker) Ayıcı (Bear-leader) Kalaycı (Tinsmith) Müzisyen (Musician) Şarkıcı (Singer) Demirci (Blacksmith) etc., but the majority of Turkish Roma work as day laborers too. Rom in Italy. Roma in Romania, commonly known by majority ethnic Romanians as Țigani, including many subgroups defined by occupation: Boyash, also known as Băieși, Lingurari, Ludar, Ludari, or Rudari, who coalesced in the Apuseni Mountains of Transylvania. Băieși is a Romanian word for "miners". Lingurari means "spoon makers", Ludar, Ludari, and Rudari may mean "woodworkers" or "miners". (There is a semantic overlap due to the homophony or merging of lemmas with different meanings from at least two languages: the Serbian rudar miner, and ruda stick, staff, rod, bar, pole (in Hungarian rúd, and in Romanian rudă).) Churari, from Romanian Ciurari, "sieve makers", Zlătari "gold smiths" Ursari (bear trainers, from Moldovan/Romanian urs "bear"), Ungaritza blacksmiths and bladesmiths Argintari silversmiths. Aurari goldsmiths. Florari flower sellers. Lăutari singers. Kalderash, from Romanian căldărar, lit. bucketmaker, meaning kettlemaker, tinsmith, tinker; also in Moldova and Ukraine. Roma or Romové, Czech Republic Roma or Rómovia, Slovakia Romanichal, in the United Kingdom, emigrated also to the United States, Canada and Australia Romanisæl, in