Saadi

or Sa·di

[ sah-dee ]

noun

1. Muslih ud-Din, 1184?–1291?, Persian poet.

Saadi

/ sɑːˈdiː /

noun

1. See Sadi
   a variant spelling of Sadi

Example Sentences

So, al-Saadi makes his living by driving a taxi while his salary goes to his military senior.

From The Daily Beast

According to the Parliamentary committee on security and defense there are thousands of soldiers like al-Saadi.

From The Daily Beast

Abbas al-Saadi is a soldier and by rights he should be stationed near Tikrit, where his unit is involved fighting ISIS.

From The Daily Beast

Art is resistance, said Freedom Theater chairperson Bilal Saadi.

From The Daily Beast

Saadi was imprisoned at age 16, just before the Oslo Accords were signed, for the crime of carrying a Palestinian flag.

From The Daily Beast

"Poverty," says Saadi, "snatches the reins out of the hands of pity," which is true only in one sense.

From Project Gutenberg

Hafiz, the poet of love, and Saadi are other great Persian poets deserving at least a glance of investigation.

From Project Gutenberg

She was an Oriental poem, in which shone the sun that Saadi, that Hafiz, have set in their pulsing strophes.

From Project Gutenberg

That is not very far from Saadi's thought that art is never produced without love.

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Saadi had explained that there was no limit to how much of a spiritual drug a man could take.

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