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LOOT , See also: plunder or spoil taken from an enemy in war, especially the indiscriminate plunder taken by the victor after the capture of a city
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The word came into See also: English from See also: India
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It is adapted from the See also: Hindi lut, which is either from See also: Sanskrit lutit, to rob, plunder, or lotra, loptra, booty
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