צדיק

Hebrew

Root
צ־ד־ק‎ (ṣ-d-q)

Etymology

Cognate with Arabic صديق‎ (“friend, trustworthy”).

Pronunciation

  • (Tiberian Hebrew) IPA(key): /sˤad.ˈdiq/
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Noun

צַדִּיק • (tsadík) m (plural indefinite צַדִּיקִים‎, feminine counterpart צַדֶּקֶת‎)

  1. (Judaism) A saintly or righteous person: tzadik.
    • Tanack, Proverbs 25:26:
      ‏מַעְיָן נִרְפָּשׂ וּמָקוֹר מָשְׁחָת צַדִּיק מָט לִפְנֵי רָשָׁע׃‎‎
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  2. (Judaism) A title for a Hassidic rabbi: Tzadik.
  3. (informal) tsade (צ), the 18th letter of the Hebrew alphabet

Adjective

צַדִּיק • (tsadík) (feminine צַדִּיקָה‎, masculine plural צַדִּיקִים‎, feminine plural צַדִּיקוֹת‎)

  1. saintly, pious
  2. righteous
  3. (Biblical Hebrew) just, moral

Ladino

Etymology

From Hebrew צדיק‎.

Noun

צדיק m (Hebrew spelling, Latin spelling sadik, plural צדיקים‎)

  1. righteous person, tzaddik

Yiddish

Etymology

From Hebrew צַדִּיק‎ (tsadík, “righteous person”). The letter sense is from an alteration of Hebrew צָדִי‎.

Noun

צדיק • (tsadek) m, plural צדיקים‎ (tsadikem), feminine צדקת‎ (tsadeykes)

  1. (Judaism) A saintly or righteous person: tzadik.
  2. (Judaism) A title for a Hassidic rabbi: Tzadik.
  3. tsade (eighteenth letter of the Hebrew alphabet)

Derived terms

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