Definition: The term "akhrot" doesn't appear in the Hebrew Bible or Tanakh, but I can provide a brief interpretation for its context if you'd like. In ancient times, "akhrot" was often used to refer to a man who had been born blind in Jerusalem and who later returned to his family. The phrase itself is a metaphor suggesting that these people were not the original inhabitants of Jerusalem or that they were descendants from Israelite heritage. The term also implies a certain degree of honor or respect for the person who has returned. It could be used as a form of praise, a way to indicate gratitude, or even a sign that the returner is seeking recognition. In any case, "akhrot" likely refers to an individual born blind in Jerusalem but later found his way back and was part of the Israelite community there. The word itself suggests a connection between the person who has returned and the origins of Israelite heritage.

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