"LEFTS" is a noun that refers to the plural form of "left," which primarily functions as a directional adjective, adverb, or noun. As an adjective or adverb, "left" typically denotes a position or direction that is opposite to the right side, in relation to the body or a point of reference. It is commonly used to describe the side or direction that is located to the west when facing north, or conversely, to the east when facing south.
When used as a noun, "left" commonly refers to the side of the body opposite to the right side, specifically the hand or arm, although it can also encompass the entire side. In a political context, "left" can denote individuals, groups, ideologies, or policies that advocate for societal or economic equality, social justice, progressivism, or liberal views, often contrasting with the conservative or right-wing ideologies.
By forming the plural form "lefts," the word refers to multiple instances or examples of "left." This term can then be employed to discuss numerous left directional movements, left-handed individuals, or the collective ideas, members, or actions associated with left-wing politics. Additionally, "lefts" can also refer to multiple servings or portions of leftovers, indicating a surplus or remaining portion of food from a previous meal that is typically saved for future consumption.
