Etymology of the English word side
the English word
sidederived from the Proto-Germanic root
*sithonDerivations in English
side-car,
alongside,
bankside,
broadside,
countryside,
courtside,
curbside,
dayside,
dockside,
downside,
fireside,
graveside,
hearthside,
ingleside,
lakeside,
landside,
oddside,
offside,
onside,
poolside,
ringside,
roadside,
shipside,
shoreside,
sidearm,
sidebar,
sidebone,
sidehead,
sidehill,
sidelight,
sidelock,
sideman,
sidepiece,
sideslip,
sidespin,
sidesplitting,
sidestroke,
sidewalk,
sideway,
sideways,
sidewinder,
siding,
silverside,
topside,
underside,
sidecheck,
sidekick,
sideswipe,
sidetrack,
silversides,
slickenside,
sobersided,
sobersides,
aside,
foreside,
inside,
ironside,
sideboard,
sidewall,
waterside,
wayside,
sided,
sideward,
bedside,
beside,
mountainside,
riverside,
seaside,
sidelingDerivations in other languages
French
side-carCognates
Dutch
zij, German
Seite, Icelandic
sída, Swedish
sidaUsage
Word found in Old English, Modern English
