The state of present-day Domari in Jerusalem

Abstract

Domari is an endangered Indic language spoken in a socially isolated and marginalised community of formerly itinerant metalworkers and entertainers in the Old City of Jerusalem. Speakers refer to themselves in their language as dōm (singular & collective) or dōme (plural). The term náwar (‘Gypsies’) is adopted

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