No. 10,859 in German
sadiq
The German language does not have the word "sadiq" inherently; it is of Arabic origin meaning "friend" or "truthful".
In a sentence
Mein Freund Sadiq hat mir geholfen, als ich Probleme hatte.
My friend Sadiq helped me when I had problems.
In this sentence, 'Sadiq' is used as a proper noun to refer to a person's name.
Ein sadiq Freund wird immer an deiner Seite sein.
A true friend will always be by your side.
Here, 'sadiq' is used as an adjective of Arabic origin, meaning 'true', to describe a friend.
In der arabischen Sprache bedeutet 'sadiq' 'Freund' oder 'ehrlich'.
In the Arabic language, 'sadiq' means 'friend' or 'truthful'.
This sentence uses 'sadiq' as a linguistic term, explaining its meaning in Arabic.
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