An adjective describing physical deformity, particularly the loss or disabling of a limb. Classical Greek used it for club-footedness or bandy legs, but NT usage focuses on maimed or crippled hands and feet. In the healing narratives of Matt 15:30–31, the κυλλοί appear alongside the blind, lame, and mute as recipients of Jesus' restorative power. In the discipleship sayings of Matt 18:8 and Mark 9:43, Jesus uses the word hyperbolically: it is better to enter life κυλλόν than to be cast into Gehenna whole. Spanish lisiado and French estropié both capture the sense of disabling injury.