Etymology is a revealing science; words often say more than what they seem to say on the surface. For instance, if you trace "left" back to its origins you get:
c.1205, from Kentish form of O.E. lyft- "weak, foolish" (cf. lyft-adl "lameness, paralysis," E.Fris. luf, Du. dial. loof "weak, worthless")The left-hand path, that's for sure. And the only
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