alzar
/alˈθaɾ/ · B2 · verb
to lift, raise
🏋️ al-ZAR: think 'all s-tar' – hoist the star up high, lift it, raise it
Alzar comes from Latin 'altiare', from 'altus' (high), so it means to make something high: lift, raise. Stolen or hidden things get 'lifted' away, which explains the extra senses: to remove, steal, hide. Relatives: alto, altura, altitude.