English

Etymology
Comes from Middle English outlaue meaning "banished."

Noun
outlaw

1. A fugitive from the law.
2. A person who is excluded from normal legal rights.
3. A wild horse.

Translations
trans-top|a fugitive from the law
Croatian: razbojnik m, odmetnik m, izop�enik m
Dutch: vogelvrije
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Finnish: lainsuojaton
Portuguese: fora-de-lei m|f
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trans-top|person without legal rights
Dutch: vogelvrije
Finnish: lainsuojaton
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trans-top|wild horse
Finnish: villihevonen
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Verb
outlaw, outlawing, outlawed, outlaws

1. To declare illegal
2. To place a ban under

Translations
trans-top|to declare illegal
Finnish: julistaa laittomaksi, kieltää
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trans-top|to place a ban under
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