Translation of "plunder" into Latin

harpagare, populor, praedo are the top translations of "plunder" into Latin.

plunder verb noun grammar

(transitive) To pillage, take or destroy all the goods of, by force (as in war); to raid, sack. [..]

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  • harpagare

  • populor

    verb

    to take all the goods of, by force (as in war) (transitive)

    On the arrival of these troops the mutiny broke out afresh, and straggling from the camp they plundered the neighbourhood.

    Horum adventu redintegratur seditio et vagi circumiecta populabantur.

  • praedo

    verb

    to take all the goods of, by force (as in war) (transitive)

  • Less frequent translations

    • diripio
    • spolio
    • rapina
    • abigo
    • ago
    • denudo
    • depeculor
    • depopulor
    • despolio
    • expilo
    • exspolio
    • populatio
    • populo
    • praeda
    • praedor
    • raptum
    • adfero
    • compilo
    • depeculo
    • depilo
    • depopulo
    • depraedo
    • depraedor
    • despolior
    • devexo
    • dispolio
    • divexo
    • everro
    • expolio
    • expugno
    • extergeo
    • fero
    • furor
    • lacero
    • latrocinor
    • nudo
    • perpopulor
    • pilo
    • praemium
    • rapio
    • rapto
    • spolium
    • tondeo

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