Dômarî ĵib) (in scattered communities in India, Central Asia, the Middle East and North Africa) Dombari (in Northern India and Pakistan) Dehari (in Haryana) Orhi (in Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand) Kanjari (in Northern India) Patharkati (in Northern India and Nepal) Mirasi (in Northern India, Punjab) Bedi (in Bangladesh) Narikurava (in Tamil Nadu) Lori (in Balochistan) Mugati (Lyuli) (in Central Asian countries) Churi-Wali (in Afghanistan) Kurbati / Ghorbati (in Afghanistan and Iran) Karachi / Garachi (in Northern Iran and Azerbaijan, Caucasus) Marashi (in Marash, southeastern Turkey) Barake (in Syria) Nawari (in Mesopotamia, Levant, North Africa) Palestinian Domari (in the old quarters of Jerusalem) Helebi (in North Africa: Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco) Halab / Ghajar (in Sudan) Old Persian Domari (former speakers shifted to a mixed Persian Romani language) (extinct) Seb Seliyer Transitional Domari-Romani Old Lomari / Old Lomavren ("Armenian Gypsy") (former speakers shifted to a mixed Romani-Domari-Armenian language, Lomavren) (extinct) Romani Romani ("Anatolian and European Gypsy") (Romani čhib) (see also Para-Romani languages) (in scattered communities in Anatolia/Asia Minor, Europe, North and South America) Old Persian Romani (former speakers shifted to a mixed Persian Romani language) (extinct) Balkan Romani (Anatolia-Balkan Romani) (Balkan Gypsy) Southern Balkan (includes Anatolia) / Balkan I (some speakers shifted to a mixed Romano-Greek language) Rumelian-Zargari Rumelian Zargari (spoken in Zargar region, Abyek district of the Qazvin Province in Iran by the Zargari tribe) Sepečides Romani (Greek Balkan Romani) Arli / Arlija Prizren Ursari Romani (Erli, Usari) Sofia Erli Crimean Romani (Kyrymitika) Northern Balkan (Zis)/Balkan II (some speakers shifted to a mixed Romano-Serbian language) Dzambazi Bugurdži Drindari / Razgrad Drindari (East Bulgarian Romani) Kalajdži Romani / Pazardžik Kalajdži Tinners Romani Ironworker Romani Paspatian Vlax Romani (řomani čhib) Northern Vlax / Vlax I Kalderash Romani (Coppersmith, Kelderashícko) Lovari (Lovarícko) Machvano (Machvanmcko) Churari (Churarícko, Sievemakers) Eastern Vlax Romani (Bisa) Sedentary Romania Romani Ukraine-Moldavia Romani Southern Vlax/Vlax II Serbo-Bosnian Romani North Albanian Romani South Albanian Romani Sedentary Bulgaria Romani Zagundzi Grekurja (Greco) Ghagar Northern Romani Carpathian Romani (Central Romani) Southern Central Romungro / Romungro Romani Roman / Roman Romani Vend / Vend Romani Gurvari / Gurvari Romani Northern Central East Slovak Romani West Slovak Romani Old Bohemian Romani (former speakers shifted to a mixed Romani-Czech dialect, Bohemian Romani) (both extinct) South Polish Romani Northwestern Sinte Romani (Sintenghero / Tschib(en) / Sintitikes / Manuš / Romanes) Serbian Romani dialect Slovenian-Croatian Romani Venetian Sinti Piedmont Sintí Abbruzzesi Romani Eftawagaria Estracharia Kranaria Krantiki