Zaddik
Noun
UK
/ËzĂŚd.ÉŞk/
US
/ËzÉË.dÉŞk/
Level: Easy - A1 (Beginner)
Definition
A very good, holy, and respected person in Jewish tradition.
Example
"The village looked up to the zaddik for guidance."
"The zaddik was known for his kind words and humble lifestyle."
"Many people visited the zaddik to seek blessings and advice on living a good life."
Explanation
A zaddik (also spelled tzaddik)Â is a righteous and holy person in Jewish religion and tradition. People believe a zaddik lives a good and honest life and guides others to do the same. In Jewish communities, a zaddik is often a wise spiritual leader or teacher who helps others understand Godâs ways. For example, the people respected their zaddik for his kindness and wisdom. Itâs a word showing deep respect for someone who is very good and faithful.