The word “tzadadim” appears to be the plural form of the Hebrew word “tzadadit” (צְדָדִית).
Here’s what I found about “tzadadit”:
- Meaning: It can have different meanings depending on the context.
- It can mean “lateral,” “side,” or “flank.”
- It can also mean “lonely” or “isolated.”
- Grammar:
- “Tzadadim” is the plural form, with the plural ending “-im.”
- The singular form is “tzadadit” (f.), and the masculine form is “tzadadi” (m.).
Given the limited information, it’s difficult to determine the exact meaning of “tzadadim” without additional context.
מכל הצדדים [mikól ha-tzadadim] from all sides. [mikól sitráha] מכל סטרהא aram. from all sides. [machritin] מכריתין aram. (they) cut off. מלה בסלע. ,. והשתיקה …
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unseen אתה אחד ורק אדם משני הצדדים יכולים לסמוך עליו. Atah echad v’rak adam mishnei ha-tzadadim yacholim lesamoch alav. – You are the one and only person (male) …
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