Also means
kidnapped
Usage Note
Sequestrato is the past participle of sequestrare used as an adjective. In legal contexts it means 'seized' or 'confiscated' by authorities (beni sequestrati = confiscated assets). In a criminal context it can mean 'kidnapped' (persona sequestrata = kidnap victim). The feminine is sequestrata; do not confuse with sequestro (seizure, kidnapping), the noun.
Examples
"I beni sequestrati sono stati messi all'asta."
Natural Translation
The seized assets were put up for auction.
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