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Changar or
Chingar are an
ancient mysterious vagabond tribe of
South Asia.
Changars sometimes called Cingân, Tsingan, Chingari, Tsingari,
Tschangar etc...
- Persian: کولی, Koli Turkish: Çingene (dialect: Çingan or Cingan) Urdu: چنگھ,
Changar Uralic Hungarian: cigány; use of "roma" is also
widespread and supported...
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Chongor or
Changar (Persian: چنگر) may
refer to: Chongor-e
Jalilvand Chongor-e
Saminvand This
disambiguation page
lists articles about distinct geographical...
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Block 6 built;
Jamia Masjid Gharibabad built;
Gudrwara Bazar Built;
Changar Muhalla po****ted;
Muhalla Gharibabad po****ted;
Civil Club
Khanewal built;...
- Eslamabad-e
Kahan Changar (Persian: اسلام ابادكهن چنگر, also
Romanized as Eslāmābād-e
Kahan Changar) is a
village in
Rameshk Rural District, Chah Dadkhoda...
- [citation needed] In India:
Abdal Aheria Bakho Bansphor Bazigar Bede
Boria Changar Deha
Dharhi Dharkar Domba Gandhila Habura Heri
Hurkiya Kalabaz Kan Kanjar...
- 12015/36/1999-BCC dt. 4
April 2000 and 12015/9/2000-BCC dt. 6
September 2001 *12
Changar -do- *17
Dhobi -do- *19 Dhimar, Mallah, Kashyap-Rajpoot, Kahar, Jhinwar...
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chalado or
pirado ("crazy"), pir**** ("to leave", "to make
oneself scarce"),
changar ("to break"), chiv**** ("to
denounce sb, to squeal"),
chivato ("informer")...
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after the fort. It
crowns a hill near the
village of Bachhretu, 3 km
above Changar Talai and 34 km from the town of Ghamarwin. This spot has a
sweeping view...
- subcontinent.
Another genetic study shows that
Turkish Roma are
related to the
Changar tribe from ****stan of Punjab.
While the
Early Romani people traces back...
