IPA: /dʒɪˈhɑːdi/
KK: /dʒɪˈhɑːdi/
Relating to or supporting a struggle or effort, often in a religious context, particularly in Islam.
The group was known for its jihadi ideology, promoting a specific interpretation of religious warfare.
A person who participates in a holy war or struggle, often associated with Islamic extremism.
The jihadi was arrested for planning an attack.
'Jihadi' originates from the Arabic word 'jihad' (meaning struggle or effort). The suffix '-i' indicates belonging or relating to. Therefore, 'jihadi' refers to someone who is engaged in or advocates for jihad, often in a religious or ideological context.
Think of 'jihad' as a struggle or effort, and remember that 'jihadi' describes someone who is involved in that struggle.
No commonly confused words.