v. n. from rö́baẓ̂ 

fɔ́ne be-ˁéyhon ḥaḷhéten ṣéṭeˁ έˀɛfo wa-yerö́beẓ̂ ríbiẓ̂ maḥáŝeʰ ‘In the past years, people were often hungry, and they were committing horrible robberies’ (field notes)

Identical to Leslau's ríbiẓ̂/ríbẓ̂ (LS 393), cf. Bulakh 2022:192, fn. 16. 

• rö́baẓ̂ to rob, to appropriate illegally