IPA: /ˈtsɑːdɪk/
KK: /tsah-deek/
A very righteous person, often regarded as a spiritual leader in the Hassidic Jewish community.
The tzaddik is respected for his wisdom and moral integrity.
Tzaddik originates from Hebrew "צדיק" (tzaddiq), meaning righteous or just. In Jewish tradition, a tzaddik is a person who is exceptionally righteous and serves as a spiritual leader or guide.
Think of the Hebrew word for righteous ('tzaddiq') to remember that a tzaddik is someone who embodies righteousness and serves as a moral guide.
No commonly confused words.