Italian word derubare comes from Old French rober (To rob; to steal.), Old French des- (De-; dis-.), Middle French rober, Middle French des- (De-; dis-.)

Detailed word origin of derubare

Dictionary entry	Language	Definition
rober	Old French (fro)	To rob; to steal.
des-	Old French (fro)	De-; dis-.
rober	Middle French (frm)
des-	Middle French (frm)	De-; dis-.
desrober	Old French (fro)
desrober	Middle French (frm)	To loot; to plunder. To steal.
dérober	French (fra)	(reflexive) to give way (collapse). (reflexive) to hide (oneself). (reflexive) to shirk, shy away (à from). (reflexive) to slip away (free oneself). (reflexive, horseriding) to refuse. (transitive) to conceal, screen, shield (à from). (transitive) to steal (à from). (transitive, literary) to turn away (one's head, gaze etc.).
derubare	Italian (ita)	(transitive with di) to rob (someone of something). (transitive with di) to steal (something from someone).

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