Popular Gypsy Names
Popular Gypsy Names – Feminine
- Anelka, Anuaka, Armanka, Anselina, Athalia,
- Babina, Bayana, Belka, Bena, Bica, Bilya, Bina, Binuca, Birka, Bizuca, Bota, Botana, Boyala, Bresa, Briya, Buna, Burgulya, Britannia
- Cini, Cora, Cura, Camba, Cernyavka, Cilyana, Cilyanka, Cinderella, Clementina
- Dana, Danira, Darka, Dena, Diamanta, Diduka, Dika, Dilinka, Dina, Domka, Donya, Draga, Duda, Dudarka, Dulca, Dundya, Dyana, Dyolbana, Dyombala, Dyula, Dotia
- Feastra, Fairnette, Freedom
- Gana, Gafa, Gafica, Gaftona, Grinza, Guda, Gentilia
- Kali, Kapica, Kata, Katarina, Kati, Keza, Kica, Kokana, Kolombina, Krizma, Krizmarica, Kruca, Kumbriya, Kuna
- Lina, Loli, Loyzi, Loza, Luga, Lukreciya, Lula, Luludi, Luna, Lutka, Luska, Luza, Lyalya, Lyanka, Lyuka,
- Madoka, Mala, Malaska, Malika, Malyoxa, Mandica, Manevra, Mara, Marca, Mardyola, Marga, Margayka, Margoska, Maruca, Marulya, Matora, Matryona, Matuska, Mileva, Mina, Miyula, Mica, Morana, Mugulya, Murzatka, Muyara, Mentanya, Meriya, Mizelli
- Nataliya
- Ocean
- Papin, Papina, Papus, Paralya, Parastiva, Patrina, Pavia, Pavlena, Persi, Pika, Pitoc, Piyada, Pucuranka, Puna, Pupi, Putya, Peperuga, Persuda, Pevuna, Phabay,
- Rayka, Roseriya, Rufa, Rupinka, Rupla, Ruza, Reservoir
- Sabina, Saveta, Sima, Sofa, Solomiya, Sonya, Staya, Stura, Senuca, Sana, Seryadya, Seyica, Sinfai
- Taliya, Terenka, Tereza, Terka, Teza, Tinka,
- Unity
- Vandya, Vena, Vota, Volya, Volyana, Voronka, Voronsana, Vorza, Vorzana, Vorzank, Vancy
- Xilya, Xilyka,
- Yana, Yeva, Yela, Yelena, Yordana, Yoza, Yula, Yulyca,
- Zaga, Zamba, Zambila, Zamfira, Zana, Zanda, Zizya, Zofinya, Zolfina, Zorpina, Zuzana, Zuzi, Zuzulya, Zofi, Zoska, Zuza
Popular Gypsy Names -Masculine
- Amberline
- Belcher
- Brishen Baul, Bavol, Bersh, Beval, Bidshika,Brishen
- Camlo, Chik, Cam, Chaine, Chal, Chavula, Clopin
- Danior, Dukker, Durriken, Durril, Dangerfield
- Elijah,
- Garridan Gillie, Guibran, Goliath, Gilderoy
- Hezekiah
- Jal, Javert, Jibben, Jivin
- Ker
- Lel, Lennor, Lendar, Lensar, Liberty
- Mander, Merripen, Mestipen, Major
- Nehemiah, Noah, Nelson, Neptune
- Pal, Pattin, Pias, Pov
- Rye
- Stiggur, Sampson, Shadrack, Silvanus
- Tas, Tobar, Tobbar, Tawno, Tem, Terkari
- Vandlo
- Wen, Wesh
- Yarb
Note: As you can see there are a lot more feminine names listed than there are masculine names. Some are more modern, some are Romani and some are English. As I find more, I will add to the list.
Sources: This post was compiled by Shirley Twofeathers for Gypsy Magic, you may repost and share it only if you give me credit and a link back to this website. Blessed be.
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Clopin is a masculine Gypsy name if you’d like to add it.
Thank you, I will !
Have you ever seen the name Malana? It is my understanding that I was named after my great grandmother Malana and she was a gypsie.
Is Elana a German gypsie name?
My granddaughter’s name is Choomia which means “a kiss” English Gypsy.
My 2nd first name is Krizmarica. No one ever told me what it meant… do you have any idea? Google search is turning up nothing!
Hi, I knew a Gypsy called Kai, he was from Plymouth in England.