hadith

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Etymology

From Arabic حديث (ħadí:θ, “Prophetic tradition”), from حدث (ħáddaθa, “to tell, relate, report”).

Noun

hadith (plural hadith or hadiths)

1. (Islam) Religious texts in Sunni and Shia Islam with collected sayings and actions of Muhammad and his companions as related by eyewitnesses, used to determine the Sunna (Muslim way of life).

Translations

collected sayings and actions of Muhammad

• Arabic: حديث (ar) (Hadiith) m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 聖訓 (cmn), 圣训 (cmn) (shèngxun)

• Finnish: hadith (fi)
• French: hadith (fr) m
• German: Hadith (de) m
• Hebrew: חדית' (he)

• Japanese: ハディース (ja) (hadīsu)
• Korean: 하디스 (ko) (hadiseu)
• Kurdish: hedîs f
• Malay: hadis (ms)
• Persian: حدیث (fa) (hadis)
• Russian: хадис (ru) (xadís) m
• Turkish: hadis (tr)

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Finnish

(index ha)

Noun

hadith

1. hadith (collection of Muhammed's sayings)

Declension

Declension of hadith (type paperi) singular plural nominative hadith – genitive hadithin – partitive hadithia – accusative hadith hadithin – inessive hadithissa – elative hadithista – illative hadithiin – adessive hadithilla – ablative hadithilta – allative hadithille – essive hadithina – translative hadithiksi – instructive – – abessive hadithitta – comitative – –