Sense: in earlier times, a man usually on horseback, who attacked and robbed people travelling in coaches etc on public roads.
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 Afrikaans: padrower, struikrower |
 Arabic: قاطِع طريق |
 Bulgarian: разбойник |
 Brazilian: salteador |
 Czech: loupežník |
 German: der Straßenräuber |
 Danish: landevejsrøver |
 Greek: ληστής |
 Spanish: salteador de caminos, ban |
 Estonian: maanteeröövel |
 Farsi: راهزن |
 Finnish: maantierosvo |
 French: bandit de grand chemin |
 Hebrew: שׁוֹדֵד דְרָכִים |
 Hindi: लुटेरा |
 Croatian: cestovni razbojik |
 Hungarian: útonálló |
 Indonesian: perampok |
 Icelandic: stigamaður |
 Italian: brigante |
 Japanese: 追いはぎ |
 Korean: (옛날 영국의 주요 도로에 출몰한 말탄) 노상 |
 Lithuanian: plėšikas |
 Latvian: lielceļa laupītājs |
 Malay: penyamun di jalan |
 Dutch: struikrover |
 Norwegian: landeveisrøver |
 Polish: rozbójnik |
 Persian: راهزن |
 Pashto: غل |
 Portuguese: salteador |
 Romanian: hoţ la drumul mare |
 Russian: разбойник (с большой доро |
 Slovak: lúpežník, zbojník |
 Slovenian: cestni razbojnik |
 Serbian: pljačkaš kočija |
 Swedish: stråtrövare |
 Thai: โจรที่ดักปล้นตามถนน |
 Turkish: eşkiya, soyguncu |
 Taiwanese: (舊時)攔路搶劫的匪徒 |
 Ukrainian: розбійник (з битого шляху |
 Urdu: ڈاکو، رہزن |
 Vietnamese: kẻ cướp đường |
 Chinese: 拦路的强盗 |
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