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robber latinul

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robber [robbers] noun
[UK: ˈrɒ.bə(r)]
[US: ˈrɑː.bər]

despolator [despolatoris](3rd) M
noun

despoliator [despoliatoris](3rd) M
noun

direptor [direptoris](3rd) M
noun

raptor [raptoris](3rd) M
noun
While he was sleeping, a robber broke in. = Dum dormiebat, raptor irrupit.

robber, brigand noun

latrunculus [latrunculi](2nd) M
noun

robber, brigand, bandit noun

latro [latronis](3rd) M
noun

robber, thief noun

praedo [praedonis](3rd) M
noun

robber bee noun

fur [furis](3rd) C
noun

furs [furis](3rd) C
noun

robbery [robberies] noun
[UK: ˈrɒ.bə.ri]
[US: ˈrɑː.bə.ri]

despoliatio [despoliationis](3rd) F
noun

roberia [roberiae](1st) F
noun

robbery, carrying off, abduction noun

raptus [raptus](4th) M
noun

robbery, plunder, booty noun

rapina [rapinae](1st) F
noun

robbery of sacred property noun

sacrilegium [sacrilegi(i)](2nd) N
noun

acquire loot (by robbery / war / depredation) verb

praedor [praedari, praedatus sum](1st) DEP
verb

acquire loot (robbery / war) verb

praedo [praedare, praedavi, praedatus](1st) TRANS
verb

brigandage, robbery, highway robbery noun

latrocinium [latrocini(i)](2nd) N
noun

female robber noun

spoliatrix [spoliatricis](3rd) F
noun

footpad, highway robber noun

crassator [crassatoris](3rd) M
noun

grassator [grassatoris](3rd) M
noun

grave robber noun

bustirapus [bustirapi](2nd) M
noun

light-armed frontier troops for the pursuit of robbers noun

diogmita [diogmitae](1st) M
noun

night thief / robber (Nel) noun

vespillo [vespillonis](3rd) M
noun

vispellio [vispellionis](3rd) M
noun

vispilio [vispilionis](3rd) M
noun

vispillo [vispillonis](3rd) M
noun

temple robber noun

sacrilegus [sacrilegi](2nd) M
noun

thief, robber noun

fur [furis](3rd) C
noun

furs [furis](3rd) C
noun

tomb robber noun

bustirapus [bustirapi](2nd) M
noun