Ambidextrous refers to a person's ability to use both their left and right hands with equal skill. The word "ambi-" is a Latin prefix meaning "both" or "two," while "dextrous" derives from the Latin word "dexter," meaning "right-handed." The prefix "ambi-" in conjunction with "dextrous" suggests that the word describes someone who is adept with both hands. Additionally, contextual clues, such as mentioning a person's ability to use both hands interchangeably, can further support this interpretation of the word.
