sentences:  They are sometimes called "nomads," although many live in settled communities.Dom communities are peripatetic groups living in the Middle East together with other people and referred to using generic names such as Gypsy, Nawar, Ghajar, and Copts, Nawar, Zott, Ghajar, Bareke, Gaodari, Krismal, Qarabana, Karachi, Abdal, Tribe, Qurbet, Mitrip, Gewende, Tanjirliyah, Haddadin, Haciye, Albanian, Alebî, Haramshe, Kaoli.Historically, peripatetic communities are nomadic/semi-nomadic people who provide work tools for other people alongside whom they live in preindustrial societies, mostly sustain their verbal and musical culture, provide traditional health services such as dentistry and circumcision, work in entertainment fields such as circus, dressage, acrobatics, music, and dance, engage in traditional occupations such as iron working, jewelry, tinsmithing, basket making, sieve making, and leath- er working, and receive food in return for their services.