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: '''1.''' To rob, to illegally take something from someone or a place.  
: '''1.''' To rob, to illegally take something from someone or a place.  


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===<span style="font-family:'Merriweather Sans'">Conjugations</span>===
This noun is spellt the same way in all of its SG case forms and it doesn’t have plural forms.
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Revision as of 03:34, 5 July 2026

Skylandic

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *raubōną “to rob”. Cognate with English rob and German rauben.

Pronunciation

  • IPA: [ʁo.vɑ̃]

Verb

rauven (weak, present rauve, imperfect rauvaient, present participle rauvant, past participle rauvé)

1. To rob, to illegally take something from someone or a place.

Conjugations

Conjugation of rauven
Tense Form IPA
PRES rauve ʁo.vø
PRESP rauvant ʁo.vɑ̃
PRES.SJV rauvent ʁov
IMPF rauvaient ʁo.vɛ
PP rauvé ʁo.ve
IMPF.SJV rauvissent ʁo.vis
FUT rauviront ʁo.vi.ʁɔ̃
IMP rauvons ʁo.vɔ̃

Usage note

The difference between ételen and rauven is that the former involves the object being stolen while the latter involves a person or a place. You steal something, but you rob someone or a place.


Synonym