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		Slovenian Romani Periodic Table												N dušiko	O kisiko
												Al laminija			S žvaplo
							Fe sastri			Cu bakro
										Ag srebro
										Au zlato			Pb svinco

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		Dolenjski Romani Periodic Table
							Fe sastri			Cu bakro
										Ag srebro			Sn cinko
										Au zlato			Pb svinco

Dolenjski Romani is an isolated Romani dialect originating from Croatia, which today is spoken in Slovenia and Italy. There is no documentation of the dialect from Croatia itself, however. Speakers of this dialect in Slovenia refer to themselves as Dolenjski Roma, derived from the region where they live (the lower province of central Slovenia). A subgroup of speakers in Italy call themselves Hravati/Havati. Their dialect has also been referred to as Istrian Romani. The data included in the Dolenjski Romani glossary in ROMLEX originates from Slovenia.

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		Prekmurski Romani Periodic Table
							Fe srasta			Cu baker khufer
										Ag rup srebro srebrou			Sn cin
										Au somnak			Pb arčič svinec

Prekmurski Romani belongs to the Central group, more specifically to the Southern Central dialect group. Together with Roman, the Romani dialect spoken in Burgenland (Austria), and the Vend dialect of south-western Hungary it constitutes the Vend branch of the Southern Central dialects. It is spoken in Slovenia. Its major contact language is Slovene.