dextera
Dextera is a term of Latin origin that is most often encountered as a noun referring to the right hand. In classical Latin, dextra (the feminine form) designated the right hand and was used in contrasts with the left, as well as in idiomatic expressions involving skill or action performed with the right hand. The root dexter appears in many modern English words relating to proficiency and manual capability, such as dexterity and dexterous.
In contemporary usage, dextera frequently appears as a proper noun rather than a common term. It is
In literature and media, Dextera may be used to name tools, artifacts, organizations, or technologies within
See also: dexter, dexterity, dexterous. These terms share the same linguistic root related to skilled handling