Synonymer: rob, pillage, plunder, rifle
Konjugation
| Indikativ |
|---|
| Presens | Dåtid |
|---|
| (I) loot | (I) looted |
| (thou) lootest | (thou) lootedst |
| (he) loots, looteth | (he) looted |
| (we) loot | (we) looted |
| (you) loot | (you) looted |
| (they) loot | (they) looted |
| Konjunktiv |
|---|
| Presens | Dåtid |
|---|
| (I) loot | (I) looted |
| (thou) loot | (thou) looted |
| (he) loot | (he) looted |
| (we) loot | (we) looted |
| (you) loot | (you) looted |
| (they) loot | (they) looted |
| Imperativ |
|---|
| loot |
| Particip |
|---|
| Nuvarande particip | Perfektparticip |
|---|
| looting | looted |
Two black ships, arriving at dawn, discharged troops who looted the town with a dispassionate precision more terrifying than savagery.