צְדָד, = צַד; pl. צְדָדִים, צְדָדִין. Ḥull. 8ᵃ והאיכא צ׳ but are there not the sides (of the heated knife which burn instead of cutting)? Y. Sabb. XIII, end, 14ᵇ צִידְדֵי בהמה the sides of a beast. Bab. Sabb. 154ᵇ צ׳ הן וצ׳ לא וכ׳ this is making use of the sides of a beast, and this the Rabbis have not forbidden. Ib. צִדְדֵי צ׳ the sides of sides, indirect use of the sides of an object (v. צַד). Sifré Num. 126 בכל צְדָדָיו on any of its sides, opp. entrance of the tent. Nidd. 22ᵇ, v. פָּנָה. Sabb. 6ᵃ צִדֵּי רשות הרבים the sides (the walls &c.) along the public road. Ib. 99ᵃ צידי עגלה the sides of a wagon; עגלות תחתיהן וביניהן וצִידֵּיהֶן the spaces under wagons and between them, and their outsides. Y. Peah VI, 19ᶜ top דבר שהוא חומר משני צ׳ where a rule works as a restriction both ways; a. fr.—B. Kam. 16ᵇ, a. e. לצ׳ קתני it is meant in either way, i.e. disjunctively, the one or the other. Y. Yeb. IV, 5ᵈ לצ׳ … או וכ׳ the Mishnah means the Vav in a disjunctive sense, ‘or’ &c.