Definition: "PC57," a term found in ancient Hebrew, means "a person who cannot see clearly." It's an allusion to blindness or lack of sight, which is commonly associated with this term because it implies something more than just being blind, suggesting someone has lost some physical abilities that typically are considered normal. The word likely originates from the phrase "pandim," a Hebrew term meaning "all," and refers to all people who cannot see clearly or have difficulty seeing.
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