1. Opposed to the right of the body.

2. The side opposite the right; the party opposed to the Government in a Continental legislative assembly, as sitting on the left of the chair; the Liberal party in philosophy as well as politics. The left bank of a river, that which is on the left hand of a person looking down the river.

3. The left side.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• sheft,
• keft,
• letty,
• ieft,
• sefty,
• lifgt,
• selft,
• lleft,
• lefted,
• seft,
• loeft,
• lefft,
• lieft,
• lwft,
• lefte,
• lef,
• lifet,
• defit,
• lett,
• lefet

• LLFET,
• Levite,
• lafitte,
• L2FET,
• Laffit,
• Loveday,
• Laveda,
• LOFAAD,
• Levet,
• LVT,
• livoti,
• lovitt,
• loft,
• leftie,
• lived-in,
• laffite,
• lovato,
• Lived,
• LFFET,
• Lavette,
• lefty,
• lift-off,
• livadeia,
• Lavada,
• livid,
• LFD,
• Laughed,
• lift,
• lepiota,
• PEP/LVET,
• lent,
• HLVD,
• livedo,
• lyft,
• lofty,
• levity,
• LAFD,
• LOFTI,
• lavaud,
• Leveta,
• lafite,
• LVETI,
• re-lived,
• Laved,
• un-loved,
• CE-LIFD,
• let,
• DC-LVDT,
• LVEJT,
• -let,
• left-arm,
• LHFT,
• lovat,
• Lavetta,
• lovedu,
• leaved,
• Laft,
• LIFTE,
• leafed,
• cleft,
• laphet,
• lowfat,
• H/LIFT,
• LAFTA,
• leveed,
• be-loved,
• Loafed,
• liefde,
• up-lift,
• LVEDAI,
• llevado,
• Levied,
• loftier,
• leifite,
• levitte,
• lovette,
• lovett,
• Leafet,
• Lovetta,
• livity,
• Luffed,
• levett,
• WLFD,
• far-left,
• lafita,
• loved,
• Left-off,
• leavitt,
• laffitte,
• LFT,
• top-left,
• levitt,
• deft,
• LVAD,
• levit,
• Laveta,
• LUFT,
• Lafte.

The adverb for the word "left" is "leftward" or "leftwards".

The adjective form of the word "left" is "left".

The plural form of the word "left" is "lefts"

The singular form of the word "left" is "left".