tzaddiq
7 lettersrecognized variant / religious term
A variant spelling of “zaddik,” referring to a righteous person or Hasidic spiritual leader in Jewish tradition.
Collins English DictionaryBy word length
Under this project’s conservative reference standard, tzaddiq is the primary verified seven-letter English entry ending in Q.
Two additional seven-letter forms, kamotiq and tsaddiq, are listed separately as qualified entries because their treatment differs across reference sources.
Verified entry
01recognized variant / religious term
A variant spelling of “zaddik,” referring to a righteous person or Hasidic spiritual leader in Jewish tradition.
Collins English DictionaryQualified forms
02alternative form / Inuit-derived term
An alternative spelling of “kamotik,” referring to a traditional sled.
Evidence note: Documented as an English form but kept separate from the primary list under this project's conservative source standard.
Wiktionaryspelling variant / religious term
A spelling variant related to “tzaddiq” and “zaddik.”
Evidence note: Documented spelling variant, but kept separate from the primary list because source treatment varies.
WiktionaryThese forms are kept separate from the primary list because this project distinguishes entries with stronger current dictionary support from variants whose treatment differs across reference works.
Why classification matters
03Some word lists combine standard dictionary entries, regional forms, spelling variants, transliterations, proper nouns, and word-game entries into one list.
This project keeps those categories separate so a reader can see not only whether a form exists, but also how strongly it is supported and how it is classified.
The short answer
Under our primary verified-word standard: one — tzaddiq. Kamotiq and tsaddiq are documented separately as qualified forms.
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