abactor

/ab·ac·tor/ (ebektor)

noun

A'chikku (Garo)

matchu cha·ugipa.

abactor means a person who steals or drives away cattle or other livestock.

abactor comes from latin abigere, meaning “to drive away,” referring to someone who drives livestock away in order to steal it.

cattle abactor – a person who steals cattle.

abactor of livestock – someone who unlawfully takes livestock.

abactor of cattle – a cattle thief.

the abactor was accused of stealing cattle from a nearby farm.

cattle thief livestock thief rustler

cattle owner livestock keeper