deriv► harraba, vb. II, 1 to help to escape; to force to flee, put to flight; to liberate, free (a prisoner); to rescue (a distrained or impounded thing; jur.); 2 to engage in illicit trade, to traffic; to smuggle: D-stem, caus.; [v2] extended to non-human objects.
► taharraba, vb. V, 1 to escape, elude (min s.th.); to shirk, dodge, evade (min a duty, or the like); 2 to evade tax payment: tD-stem, intr.; [v2] modern extended usage. ► BP#3338harab, n., flight, escape, getaway; desertion; elopement: vn. I.
► BP#2993hurūb, n., flight: vn. I.
► harbān, adj., fugitive, runaway, on the run; n., a runaway, a fugitive, a refugee: ints. formation.
► harrāb, adj./n., coward: ints. formation.
► mahrab, pl. mahāribᵘ, n., (place of) refuge, retreat, sanctuary; flight, escape, getaway: n.loc. | lā mahrabᵃ min-hu, rel.cl., inescapable, unavoidable.
► BP#3982tahrīb, n., illicit trade, trafficking; smuggling, smuggle, contrabandism: vn. II, restricted to [v2].
► hārib, adj., fugitive, runaway, on the run; n., a runaway, a fugitive, a refugee; deserter: PA I.
► muharrib, n., illicit dealer, trafficker; smuggler: PA II, restricted to [v2] of corresponding vb.
► muharrab, pl. ‑āt, n.pl., smuggled goods, contraband: PP II, [v2].