voleur
common nounadjective
Syllable Decomposition
voleurderived from the verb voler (to steal) with the suffix -eur. (1516) volleur, "hunter by theft" (seems to have been taken by metaphor to designate bad boys).
Definitions
Feminine
Plural
voleurs
Hyponyms
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Translations
german:Dieb
english:thief
arabic:سارق
chinese:賊
korean:도둑
danish:tyv
spanish:ladrón
greek:κλέφτης
italian:ladro
japanese:泥棒
dutch:dief
polish:złodziej
portuguese:ladrão
russian:вор
swedish:tjuv
See also
antivol (adj.) antivol (cn.) volateur (cn.) voler (v.) voleuse (adj.) voleuse (cn.) voleur (adj.) volée (cn.) volée (adj.) vol (cn.) envoler (v.) volant (adj.) envol (cn.) envolée (cn.) anti-vol (cn.) volier (cn.) revoler (v.) volet (cn.) volière (cn.) volette (cn.)