This adjective describes those who are physically maimed, crippled, or disabled. Both occurrences appear in Luke's Gospel in Jesus' teaching about banquet hospitality. Luke 14:13 instructs that when giving a feast, invite the poor, crippled (ἀναπείρους), lame, and blind. Verse 21 depicts the master commanding his servant to bring in τοὺς ἀναπείρους—the crippled—along with the poor, blind, and lame from streets and lanes. Jesus radically redefines hospitality: rather than inviting those who can reciprocate, invite those who cannot repay, including the physically disabled.