This is the 3531st most frequent Dutch word.
opgerot
"Opgerot" means "gone away" or "cleared off," often used informally or rudely as "scrammed."
Here, 'opgerot' is used in the past tense to indicate that someone left abruptly, often with an emotional charge.
Hij heeft opgerot zonder iets te zeggen.
He left without saying anything.
In this expression, 'rot op' (imperative form) conveys a strong urge or command for someone to leave, often used in a highly emotional or confrontational context.
Rot op! Je hebt geen recht om hier te zijn.
Go away! You have no right to be here.
In this context, 'oprotten' is reflexively or expressively used to represent an inner urge or desire to leave a place, often due to frustration.