“To plunder” in Japanese
Short answer
To plunder in Japanese is “奪い取る” (ubaitoru). Full meaning: to plunder, to grab, to snatch.
Other ways to say “To plunder” in Japanese
分捕る
bundoru to capture, to seize, to plunder, to steal, to snatch, to grab
奪ひ取る
ubaitoru to plunder, to grab, to snatch
奪い獲る
ubaitoru to plunder, to grab, to snatch
奪いとる
ubaitoru to plunder, to grab, to snatch
うばいとる
ubaitoru to plunder, to grab, to snatch
奪い取れる
ubaitoreru to plunder, to grab, to snatch
うばい取る
ubaitoru to plunder, to grab, to snatch
うばいとれる
ubaitoreru to plunder, to grab, to snatch
掠め奪う
kasumeubau to plunder
掠める
kasumeru to steal, to rob, to snatch, to pocket, to plunder; to deceive, to trick, to cheat; to graze (in passing), to skim, to brush against, to touch lightly
ぶん取る
bundoru to capture, to seize, to plunder, to steal, to snatch, to grab
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