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Other spellings: ἀριστερά
Part of speech: adjc.
Inflections: ἀριστερός; -ά, -όν
Semantic entry: 82.7
Semantic domains: Spacial Orientations
Subdomains: Left, Right, Straight Ahead, Opposite
Definition: pertaining to being to the left of some point of reference
Notes: In RV CO2 6:7 · LV CO2 6:7 · Read together CO2 6:7 the phrase ὅπλον ἀριστερόν, literally ‘left-hand weapon,’ refers to a weapon used by the left hand and therefore a defensive weapon, while ὅπλον δεξιόν, literally ‘weapon for the right hand,’ refers to an offensive weapon.|For an interpretation of ἀριστερός as part of an idiom in RV MRK 10:37 · LV MRK 10:37 · Read together MRK 10:37, see 87.35: ἐκ.
MAT 6:3: RV MAT 6:3 · LV MAT 6:3 · Read together MAT 6:3
MRK 10:37: RV MRK 10:37 · LV MRK 10:37 · Read together MRK 10:37
MAT: RV MAT 6:3 · LV MAT 6:3 · Read together MAT 6:3
MRK: RV MRK 10:37 · LV MRK 10:37 · Read together MRK 10:37
LUK: RV LUK 23:33 · LV LUK 23:33 · Read together LUK 23:33
CO2: RV CO2 6:7 · LV CO2 6:7 · Read together CO2 6:7
Semantic entry: 8.33
Semantic domains: Body, Body Parts, and Body Products
Subdomains: Parts of the Body
Notes: The left hand is designated in a number of languages by an idiomatic phrase which normally contrasts with expressions for the right hand. For example, one may often speak of the left hand as ‘the bad hand’ or ‘the weak hand,’ and in some instances as ‘the anus hand,’ since this is the hand used in cleansing the body after defecation. See also 8.32: δεξιός.
Forms: ἀριστερά; (ᾶς; f)
MAT 6:3: RV MAT 6:3 · LV MAT 6:3 · Read together MAT 6:3
CO2 6:7: RV CO2 6:7 · LV CO2 6:7 · Read together CO2 6:7