tzaddik

[Seph. tsah-deek; Ashk., Eng. tsah-dik]

tzad·dik

[Seph. tsah-deek; Ashk., Eng. tsah-dik]
noun, plural tzad·di·kim [Seph. tsah-dee-keem; Ashk., Eng. tsah-dee-kim, -dik-im] . Hebrew.
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Main Entry:  tzaddik
Part of Speech:  n
Definition:  a Jewish or Hasidic spiritual leader; a Jewish righteous person; also called zaddick, tsaddik, tzaddiq
Etymology:  Hebrew saddIq 'just, righteous'
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