The Tsingani language, or romani tchib, has been spoken in Europe since at least the fourteenth century. It is currently spoken by nomads on five continents, as well as by armchair linguists. It does not have a system of writing, and is still spoken in various diverse dialects. The choice of the Kaldaresh dialect for this dictionary was motivated by its large base of speakers. Each entry presents the principle definition of the word, followed by numerous examples taken from modern conversations among and with the "Romani" people. As a result, the dictionary allows the user to consider each word within the context of the language and not just as an isolated and abstract object.