klepht
klepht /ˈkleɪt/ or klepht /ˈklept/
Definitions
1. noun
A member of a group of outlaws or bandits, especially in 18th-century Greece.
“The klephts roamed the countryside, preying on wealthy merchants.”
klepht /ˈkleɪt/ or klepht /ˈklept/
1. noun
A member of a group of outlaws or bandits, especially in 18th-century Greece.
“The klephts roamed the countryside, preying on wealthy merchants.”