theft meaning in Latin

English	Latin
theft [thefts] noun [UK: θeft] [US: ˈθeft]	furtum [furti](2nd) N nounProperty is theft. = Peculium est furtum.
handle unlawfully (theft / embezzlement) verb	contracto [contractare, contractavi, contractatus](1st) TRANS verb contrecto [contrectare, contrectavi, contrectatus](1st) TRANS verb
identity theft (deliberate assumption of another person's identity) noun	furtum identitatisnoun {S}, furti identitatium {Pl}
person enslaved for debt or theft noun	addictus [addicti](2nd) M noun
person (female) enslaved for debt or theft noun	addicta [addictae](1st) F noun
purloining, theft (L+S) noun	subreptio [subreptionis](3rd) F noun surreptio [surreptionis](3rd) F noun
who touches / handles with felonious intent, theft / embezzlement noun	contrectator [contrectatoris](3rd) M noun

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