This verb means to touch or make physical contact with something or someone. The prefix pros- intensifies the basic sense of contact. Luke employs this word in Jesus' rebuke of the Pharisees and lawyers, who impose heavy burdens on others but refuse even to touch those burdens with a finger themselves. The multilingual glosses are straightforward: English 'touch', Spanish 'tocáis' (you touch), French 'toucher' (to touch), pointing to the physical act of contact. The metaphor is clear—the religious leaders demand obedience to regulations they themselves avoid.