means Goods stolen or seized, especially in war, riot, or robbery — and by extension the valuable rewards players grab in video games.

from From Hindi 'lūṭ,' meaning plunder, likely rooted in Sanskrit 'luṇṭ-' (to rob or steal). British soldiers and colonial administrators in India picked it up in the late 18th century and carried it home, where it became one of those handful of everyday English words — like 'bungalow,' 'shampoo,' and 'thug' — quietly imported from the subcontinent.