segrestador

Catalan

Etymology

Borrowed from Late Latin sequestrātōrem. Compare Spanish secuestrador.

Noun

segrestador m (plural segrestadors, feminine segrestadora, feminine plural segrestadores)

  1. kidnapper
    • 2015 January 16, “Un nen fingeix el seu segrest a Salou perquè no havia fet els deures”, in El País‎[1], retrieved 11 December 2020:
      El succés va causar un gran malestar entre els veïns, atemorits per si hi havia un segrestador en llibertat a la població.
      The event caused great disturbance among the neighbors, terrified that a kidnapper might be on the loose around the town.

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