[Meaning] one that is hurt, not healthy, but injured and wasted.[1]
Also [sc. attested is] a)na/phros ["cripple"], [meaning] one who is lame.
One who is excessively maimed in a limb of his body. Lysias in the [speech] On the obol given to invalids [writes]: "and what prevents [...] you helping yourselves to [my] obol, on the basis that I am healthy, and voting to give it to this man on the basis that he is a cripple?"[2]
"The captive who came into the ring was crippled in his nose and ears, and, as a joke(?), died accidentally".[3]