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[
Seph.
tsah-
deek
;
Ashk.,
Eng.
tsah
-dik
]
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tzad·dik
/
Seph.
tsɑˈdik
;
Ashk.,
Eng.
ˈtsɑ
dɪk
/
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[
Seph.
tsah-
deek
;
Ashk.,
Eng.
tsah
-dik
]
Show IPA
noun,
plural
tzad·di·kim
/
Seph.
tsɑ
diˈkim
;
Ashk.,
Eng.
tsɑˈdi
kɪm
,
-ˈdɪk
ɪm
/
Show Spelled
[
Seph.
tsah-dee-
keem
;
Ashk.,
Eng.
tsah-
dee
-kim
,
-
dik
-im
]
Show IPA
.
Hebrew
.
zaddik.
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tzaddik
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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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