This is the older Aramaic and Hebrew (and, subsequently, an authentic Palestinian) equivalent of the dialectal form (Palm, Syr, CPA) zdq, but the cited LJLA usages should still probably be seen as Hebraisms. Page refs. in other dictionaries: DJBA: 952b; Jastrow: 1263; Levy Ch-W: 2:316; Tal Sam: 724; DNWSI: 961; Cook,Qumran: 199;
ṣdˀ adv. in truth hṣdˀ (haṣḏā) adv. is it true? ṣdyq (ṣāḏīq) adj. righteous person, righteous ṣdyqw, ṣdyqwtˀ n.f. righteousness ṣdq, ṣdqˀ n.m. merit ṣdqw, ṣdqwtˀ n.f. righteousness ṣdqh, ṣdqtˀ (ṣiḏqā, ṣəḏaqtā) n.f. merit; benificence
hṣdˀ (haṣḏā) adv. is it true?
ṣdyqw, ṣdyqwtˀ n.f. righteousness
ṣdqw, ṣdqwtˀ n.f. righteousness