Dusbastaktos describes burdens laid on people that are difficult to bear.

The attested use describes burdens imposed on people as difficult to bear, in a rebuke of those who lay such burdens on others without helping to carry them.

1. Burdens difficult to bear · dominant

   In Luke 11:46, the accusative plural neuter form describes the burdens laid on people; the APB renders the clause, "you burden people with ponderous burdens," and contrasts this with those who will not touch the burdens with a finger.

   Luke 11:46

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Luke 11:46, the APB presents the clause as "you burden people with ponderous burdens." The precise contribution of the adjective is inferred from its position describing the burdens.