Definition: "SDCTST10" is a term in Jewish law that refers to a period between three consecutive days during which individuals must not engage in sexual relations with a person, unless they are married or have an established relationship. The purpose of this decree was to maintain marital purity and prevent the spread of sexually transmitted infections. The exact meaning of "SDCTST10" varies across Jewish tradition, but generally refers to a period when one cannot engage in sexual activity with another human being because it would be considered sinful or taboo according to religious customs. This decree is often observed during weddings, bat mitzvahs, and other significant events. The precise definition of "SDCTST10" can vary by Jewish tradition but is generally associated with the prohibition against engaging in sexual relations with another human being outside a marriage or established relationship. The term can be interpreted differently depending on one's personal beliefs or circumstances at that time.
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