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1.

• Englishbrigand

• Englishbandit

• Armenianավազակ

• Old Armenianաւազակ

• Bulgarianразбо́йник

• Chinese

• Mandarin強盜

• Czechzbojník

• Danishrøver

• Dutchrover, bandiet

• Esperantoeksterleĝulo

• Finnishrosvo

• Frenchbrigand

• Georgianყაჩაღი, ავაზაკი

• GermanBrigant

• Hebre שודד

• Hungarianbriganti

• Italianbanditomalandrino

• Japanese山賊

• Latinlatrō

• Manxroosteyr

• Mingrelianავაზაკი

• Polishbandyta

• Portuguesebandido

• Russianразбо́йникбанди́т

• Scottish gaelicspùinneadair

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicха̀јдӯкба̀ндӣт

• Romanhàjdūk

• Spanishbandido

• Swedishstråtrövare

• Udiабазакӏ

2.

• Englishrobber

• Englishone who robs

• Albaniangrabitës

• Arabicسَارِق

• Armenianավազակ

• Azerisoyğunçu

• Belarusianразбо́йнік

• Bengaliডাকাত

• Bulgarianразбо́йник

• Burmeseပြင်းဟုပ်

• Catalanlladre

• Chinese

• Mandarin強盜

• Czechzloděj

• Danishrøver

• Dutchrover

• Esperantorabisto

• Estonianröövel

• Finnishryöstäjä, ryöväri

• Frenchbrigand

• Friulianladron

• Georgianყაჩაღი

• GermanRäuber

• Greekληστής

• Hebre שׁוֹדֵד

• Hindiडाकू

• Hungarianrabló

• Icelandicræningi

• Indonesianperampok, begal

• Italianrapinatoreladrone

• Japanese盗賊強盗

• Kazakhаламанжортуылшы

• Khmerចោរលុម្បក

• Korean강도

• Kurdishtalanker, şelîner, rêbirr, korsan, eşqiya, heydûd,

• Kyrgyzталоончу

• Laoຄົນຂີ້ລັກໂຈນ

• Latinlatro

• Latvianlaupītājs

• Lithuanianplėšikas

• Macedonianарамијаразбојник

• Malayperompak

• Manxroosteyr

• Merumwamba

• Mongolianдээрэмчин

• Norwegian

• Bokmålraner

• Nynorskranar

• Ojibwegimoodishkiiwinini

• Persianراهزن

• Polishzłodziej

• Portugueseladrão

• Romanianjefuitor

• Russianграби́тельразбо́йникразбо́йница

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicразбојник

• Romanrazbojnik

• Slovakzlodej

• Sloveneropar

• Spanishladrón

• Swahilimnyang'anyi

• Swedishrånare

• Tajikроҳзан

• Thaiโม่งโจร

• Turkishsoyguncu

• Turkmenogurlyk

• Ukrainianрозбі́йник

• Urduڈاکو

• Uzbekbosqinchi, bosmachi, qaroqchi, talovchi

• Vietnamesekẻ cướp, ăn cướp, cường đạo

3.

• Englishbrigandine

• Englishcoat of armor

• Czechbrigantina

• Portuguesebrigantina

• Spanishbrigantina

4.

• Englishhighwayman

• Englisha person who robbed travelers on roads

• Bengaliঠগী

• Czechzbojník

• Danishlandevejsrøver

• Dutchstruikrover

• Estonianmaanteeröövel

• Finnishmaantierosvo

• Frenchbandit de grand chemin, brigand

• GermanWegelagerer

• Greekληστής

• Hungarianútonálló, betyár

• Icelandicvegaræningi

• Latinlatrunculus

• Macedonianдру́мски ра́збојник

• Normanvoleux d'grand'c'mîn

• Norwegian

• Bokmållandeveisrøver

• Portuguesesalteador

• Romaniantâlhar de drum marehoț

• Russianразбо́йник с большо́й дороги

• Spanishbandolero

• Swedishstråtrövare

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