English
Etymology
Latin, from abigere to drive away; ab + agere to drive.
Noun
en-noun
- context|legal|obsolete One who steals and drives away cattle or beasts by herds or droves; a cattle rustler.
Synonyms
rustler
Translations
Dutch: runderdief
Portuguese: ladrão de gado
Latin
Etymology
From term|abigo#Latin|abig� "to drive away, steal" < term|ab-#Latin|ab- "from" + term|ago#Latin|ag� "to drive" + term|-or#Latin|-or the agentive suffix
Noun
la-noun|abactor|abactoris|abactoris|m|third
- A cattle thief; abactor.
- A man who abduct|abducts.
- inflection of|abactor#Latin|abactor|voc|s
Inflection
ladecl3par
la-decl-3rd-PAR|abactor|abactor|abactor
Descendants
English: abactor#English|abactor
category:Latin noun forms
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