pilfer russian
таска́ть
to carry, to drag, to lug, to haul
to pull (by the hair), to tug (by the ears)
to steal, to pilfer, to swipe, to nick
сворова́ть
to steal, to pilfer
растащи́ть
to carry off bit by bit, to pilfer, to make off with
to drag apart, to pull apart, to separate
упере́ть
to rest, to set, to lean, to pilfer
ха́пать
to grab, to snatch, to seize, to grab hold of
to steal, to pilfer, to swipe, to nick
упира́ть
to rest, to set, to lean, to pilfer
перетаска́ть
to haul (one by one), to carry (all of it), to drag over
to steal (all of it), to pilfer, to swipe
раста́скивать
to drag away bit by bit, to carry off, to take away
to pilfer, to filch, to steal bit by bit
to pull apart, to separate, to drag apart
приворо́вывать
to pilfer, to steal a little, to pinch, to be a petty thief
скра́дывать
to conceal, to make less noticeable, to mask, to disguise (visually)
to steal, to pilfer, to appropriate unlawfully
растаска́ть
to take away, to remove, to pilfer
сви́нчивать
to screw together, to bolt together
to unscrew, to screw off, to undo
to run off, to take off, to clear off, to skip out
to strip (a thread), to overtighten
to swipe, to pinch, to nick, to pilfer
поворо́вывать
to pilfer, to thieve (a little), to shoplift
поворовывавший
who used to pilfer, habitually stealing
вор
thief, pilferer
воровство́
stealing, theft, pilfering, filching
жу́лик
crook, swindler, rogue, con man
pilferer, petty thief
cheat, card-sharp
вори́шка
pilferer, petty thief, young thief
вору́ющий
stealing, pilfering
наворо́ванный
stolen, pilfered, purloined
вы́краденный
stolen, pilfered
стащи́вший
who stole, having stolen, who pilfered, having pilfered
who dragged down, having dragged down, who pulled off, having pulled off
разворо́ванный
plundered, looted, stolen (completely), pilfered
ста́щенный
stolen, pilfered, swiped
pulled off, dragged down, taken off
сти́бренный
swiped, pilfered, stolen
раста́щенный
pulled apart, dragged apart, scattered, spread out
pilfered, stolen bit by bit, embezzled, squandered
раста́сканный
scattered, strewn about, spread around, in disarray
pilfered, stripped (of parts), taken apart
ута́скивающий
dragging away, carrying away, pilfering
разворо́вывающий
stealing, pilfering, embezzling
растащи́вший
having pilfered, having dragged apart, having carried off, having distributed (by dragging)
раста́скивавший
dragging apart, pulling in different directions, pilfering, carrying off bit by bit
разворова́вший
having embezzled, having pilfered, having stolen
заца́панный
snatched, seized, grabbed, pilfered
разворо́вывавший
who was pilfering, who was embezzling
раскра́дывающий
pilfering, embezzling, stealing, larcenous
раскра́дывавший
stealing, embezzling, pilfering (one who was stealing/embezzling)
раскра́дываемый
being embezzled, being stolen, being pilfered
расхища́ющий
pilfering, embezzling, plundering, squandering
расхища́вший
pilfering, embezzling, plundering, misappropriating
наворова́вший
having stolen a lot, who has stolen a lot, pilfered a lot
поворо́ванный
stolen, pilfered
поворовывающий
pilfering, thieving, light-fingered, prone to petty theft
поворовываемый
being pilfered, being stolen (repeatedly/a bit)
грабастанный
snatched, grabbed, pilfered, purloined
растаска́вший
having carried off, having pilfered, having spread out, having distributed
своло́кший
having dragged, having pulled together, having pilfered, having stolen
Examples
Он потихоньку поворовывает деньги из кассы.
He quietly pilfers money from the cash register.
Мальчик поворовывал конфеты у бабушки.
The boy used to pilfer sweets from his grandmother.
Кассир приворовывала деньги из выручки.
The cashier was pilfering money from the takings.
Работник, поворовывавший инструменты, был уволен.
The employee who had been pilfering tools was fired.
Библиотечные книги оказались растасканными за годы.
The library books had been pilfered over the years.



















