This Aramaic adjective appears in Daniel describing what is last or latter in sequence. In Daniel 4:8, it modifies Daniel's arrival ("at last Daniel came in"), emphasizing his position as the final interpreter summoned. The word derives from the Hebrew concept of "end" or "future" (aḥarit), commonly used in biblical prophecy to describe end times or final outcomes. In Aramaic portions of Daniel, it carries similar temporal significance, marking something as coming after all others or at the conclusion.