盗 品(とうひん)

とうひん

noun

stolen goods; stolen item

formallegallaw

1. stolen goods; stolen item

An object that has been stolen, viewed especially from a legal or law-enforcement perspective. Knowingly buying, selling, or possessing such items is itself a crime.

盗品(とうひん)を発見(はっけん)した。

They discovered stolen goods.

この店(みせ)は盗品(とうひん)を売(う)っていた疑(うたが)いがある。

This shop is suspected of selling stolen goods.

警察(けいさつ)は倉庫(そうこ)から大量(たいりょう)の盗品(とうひん)を押収(おうしゅう)した。

The police confiscated a large quantity of stolen goods from the warehouse.

Compound of 盗(とう) (steal) + 品(ひん) (goods, item). A formal/legal term.

Common collocations

盗品(とうひん)を売(う)る: to sell stolen goods
盗品(とうひん)を買(か)う: to buy stolen goods
盗品(とうひん)を押収(おうしゅう)する: to confiscate stolen goods
盗品(とうひん)と知(し)って: knowing it is stolen

Similar words

贓物(ぞうぶつ): stolen property — archaic legal term, rarely used today
盗難品(とうなんひん): item lost to theft — emphasizes the victim's perspective

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Added 2026.5.29 11:11 · Revised 2026.9.2 13:02

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