Definition: In English, the word "afterturn" refers to a transition or change in direction from one place to another. This term was originally used in Old Testament biblical texts to describe how God commanded Moses after he had left the Lord's Tent. The Hebrew words for "afterturn" are "eyet (Hebrew: הַיִת) and "shereyim (Hebrew: שׁוֹרֵים). In English, these words can be translated as "afterwards" or "on the other side." The meaning of "afterturn" varies depending on the context. It generally has a positive connotation, indicating that something has changed or moved in some way from where it was before. In simpler terms, afterturn is a metaphor for transitioning from one place to another, especially when moving away from a familiar setting (like a home or office) and entering a new environment. The phrase "afterturn" could also be used figuratively or literally to refer to a sudden change in direction or a temporary situation that requires adjustment.

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