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Raub
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raub
Alemannic German
Etymology
From gsw gmh roup, from gsw goh roub, from gsw gmw-pro *raub, from gsw gem-pro *raubaz rape, pillage; spoils; garment, robe. Cognate with de Raub robbery, nl roof robbery, en reif robbery.
Noun
gsw noun m
gsw Urseren harvest yield
References
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gsw Agriculture
German
Etymology
From de gmh roup, from de goh roub, from de gmw-pro *raub, from de gem-pro *raubaz. More at en robe.
Pronunciation
de /ʁaʊ̯p/
de aʊ̯p 1
de De-Raub.OGG
de De-Raub2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
Noun
m,(e)s
robbery, heist
deprivation
Declension
m,(e)s
Related terms
de rauben Räuber Räuberei Raubgut Raubkopie Raubritter Raubüberfall Raubtier Raubvogel Raubwanze Bankraub Brautraub Frauenraub<t:abduction> Geldraub Goldraub Juwelenraub Mundraub Samenraub Straßenraub
Further reading
de Crime
Hunsrik
Etymology
From northern hrx gmh rūpe, from hrx gml rūpe, perhaps from hrx gem-pro *rūpō and related to gem-pro *raupijaną to pluck.
Pronunciation
Noun
f Rauve Raubche
caterpillar
Further reading