Old English reafian "to rob (something from someone), plunder, pillage," from Proto-Germanic *raubōjanan (source also of Old Frisian ravia, Middle Dutch roven, Dutch rooven, Old High German roubon, German rauben), from PIE *runp- "to break" (see corrupt (adj.)). Related: Reaved; reaving.
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