1to rob (of):
(
1328
)
puis la dite charette derobberent de partie des draps
v 37
(
1399
)
ascuns batount et naufrount, ascuns derobbont
iii 445
(
1390-1412;
MS: s.xv1
)
moy auxi desrobantz de moun espee, moun dagger et de ma burse
363.14
♦
to steal:
(
s.xiiiex;
MS: 1307-15
)
larrons enfernaus ke emblunt e derobbunt trestoz les tresors
236.29
(
1315
)
si respoignent les seignurs des niefs qe recetteront sachaument
(l. sachanment) les trespassours puis les trespas ové les biens derelbetz
(l. derobbetz?)
i 358
♦
to plunder:
(
1160-74;
MS: s.xvii
)
Meliant prist, si desroba, Quant robé l’out si l’aluma
ii 321.413
(
1342
)
feurent enditez [...] de ce q’ils deussent avoir desrobbé un taryt
vi 15
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