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		North Russian Romani Periodic Table
												Al aľuminijo			S śera
							Fe sastîr			Cu xarkoma				As mižêx
										Ag rup			Sn muslovi orčiči
										Au sovnakaj sumnakaj suvnakaj			Pb muluvi

North Russian Romani belongs to the Northeastern dialect group. Varieties of North Russian Romani are spoken in the Baltic-North Russian-Poland area. Another name often used to refer to North Russian Romani varieties is Xaladitka.

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		Kalderash Russian Romani Periodic Table
							Fe сáстри			Cu xáркума	Zn шпиáлтeрo
										Ag руп			Sn aрчи́чи
									Pt пaрнó_сумнакáй	Au сумнакáй	Hg руп_жювиндó		Pb мoли́ви

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		Lovara Russian Romani Periodic Table
							Fe сaстри сaстрa			Cu xaркoма
										Ag руп			Sn aрчичи
										Au сумнакaй			Pb мoливи

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		Lithuanian Romani Periodic Table
							Fe sastêr			Cu meďo
										Ag rup			Sn švino
										Au sunakaj			Pb švino

Lithuanian Romani belongs to the Northeastern dialect group. Historically Lithuanian Romani was spoken on the territory of present-day Lithuania. Today the dialect is spoken by a relatively small population of speakers living in Lithuania and in Baltic Russia, and recent asylum seeking migrants from Lithuania to Western Europe. Documentation of this dialect is yet sparse.

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		Sinte Romani Periodic Table
							Fe ajso sasta sastar saster sastêr šaster			Cu kufero kupfro kupro	Zn cingo cinko
										Ag rup
										Au sonakaj sonekaj šonekaj sunekaj	Hg džido_rup džidrup		Pb blajo molevo

Sinte Romani belongs to the Northwestern dialect group. The label Sinte Romani refers to a cluster of Romani varieties that can be described as the Sinte-Manuš varieties of Romani. Sinte is the self-designation of a large Roma population that came to German speaking territory early on in the dispersion of Romani dialects. Manuš, as well as Kale, seem to be the older terms of self-designation used by this Roma population. Nowadays the term Sinte is used widely among groups in Germany, Austria, The Netherlands, Hungary, Bohemia, Slovakia, Italy and Russia. Speakers of these varieties in France refer to themselves as Manuš. Speakers of Sinte-Manuš varieties refer to their language as Rómanes or Sintitikes. The Sinte Romani glossary in ROMLEX consits of different Sinte-Manuš varieties from different countries.