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強奪物 (goudatsubutsu) Japanese meaning: plunder | Kotomora
じ 字
Kanji 奪 rob, take by force, snatch away Related words 略りゃく 奪だつ 品ひん Similar meaning, but 略奪品 emphasizes goods taken through looting or pillaging, often in a broader, more destructive context, while 強奪物 focuses on items seized by force or robbery.
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は
戦せん
争そう
中ちゅう
の
強ごう
奪だつ
物ぶつ
が
展てん
示じ
さ
れ
て
いる
。
The museum displays spoils taken during the war.
Etymology Compound of 強奪 (robbery, extortion) and 物 (thing, object). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the word transparently means 'robbed thing'.
