brigand

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From Middle English circa 1400, from Old French brigand (foot soldier) attested from 1421, from Latin brigō (to fight).

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brigand (plural brigands)

  1. An outlaw or bandit.

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brigand m (oblique plural brigands, nominative singular brigands, nominative plural brigand)

  1. foot soldier

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