dacoit
dəˈkɔɪt
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Definition of dacoit - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
crimeRarebandit or armed robber in South AsiaRare
  • The dacoit was captured by the police.
bandit robber thug
2.
robbersRareUKmember of a gang of armed robbersRareUK
  • The village was attacked by dacoits at night.
bandit brigand thug
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Origin of dacoit

Hindi, ḍakait (bandit)

Examples of dacoit in a sentence

  • Stories of the dacoit spread fear among the locals.
  • The police arrested a notorious dacoit yesterday.
  • Stories of dacoits in the region are common.

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  1. French:dacoït, bandit, ...
  2. German:Dakoit, Räuber, ...
  3. Italian:bandito, rapinatore, ...
  4. Spanish:bandido, bandido armado, ...
  5. Portuguese:bandido, assaltante armado, ...
  6. Chinese:土匪, 匪徒, ...
  7. Japanese:ダコイト, 強盗団, ...
  8. Arabic:دَكُوي, قاطع طَريق, ...
  9. Hebrew:שׁוֹדֵד, שׁוֹדֵד חָמוּשׁ, ...
  10. Russian:бандит, декойты, ...
  11. Ukrainian:даккоїт, декоїт, ...
  12. Hindi:डकैत, ...
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