el gitano

Romani person, gypsy

x i ˈt a n o

noun · masculine Rare #42,278

Romani person, gypsy Often considered offensive in English and sometimes in Spanish depending on context; “gitano” can be used neutrally in Spain to refer to Romani people, but use with care.

SP: Conocí a un gitano en el mercado.

EN: I met a Romani man at the market.

Declension of gitano

gitanosgitano

Pero ellos son Nazis y tú eres gitano.

But they are Nazis and you are a gypsy.

— Peaky Blinders: El hombre inmortal (2026)

Y la de un gitano es la hostia.

And that of a gypsy is the best.

Quiero al gitano.

I love the gypsy.

Apostar con un gitano es lo último.

Gambling with a gypsy is the ultimate.

Y la de un gitano es lo más fuerte.

And that of a gypsy is the strongest.