Larcenous (adjective)

1. Inclined to or characterized by theft or thievery.
2. Related to or involving theft or larceny.

Origin:

The word "larcenous" comes from the latin word "larcenus" which means "thief" and it has been used in english since the 15th century.

Examples:

1. He had a larcenous streak and couldn't resist stealing small items.
2. The police suspected that the employee had larcenous intentions when he took the money.
3. The larcenous act was punishable by law.
4. The larcenous behavior was not tolerated by the company.
5. The larcenous individual was arrested and charged with theft.