Thieve (verb)

To steal or commit theft.

Origin:

From the old english word "þēofian" meaning "to steal" or "to commit theft".

Examples:

1. The thief thieved a valuable watch from the store.
2. He was caught thieving from the local store.
3. The bandits thieved the money from the bank.
4. The burglar thieved a lot of jewelry from the house.
5. The pickpocket thieved the wallet from the unsuspecting tourist.