Pathside: meaning, definitions and examples
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pathside
[ ˈpæθsaɪd ]
location description
Pathside refers to the area or side next to a path or walkway. It can denote the space adjacent to a roadway or footpath where vegetation, signage, or other features may be located.
Synonyms
pathway, sidewalk, trail, walkway
Examples of usage
- The pathside was lined with blooming flowers.
- He stopped to admire the pathside view of the mountains.
- The park's pathside was perfect for picnics.
- She placed a bench along the pathside for visitors.
Translations
Translations of the word "pathside" in other languages:
🇵🇹 junto ao caminho
🇮🇳 मार्ग के किनारे
🇩🇪 am Wegesrand
🇮🇩 di tepi jalan
🇺🇦 на узбіччі
🇵🇱 przy drodze
🇯🇵 道端で
🇫🇷 au bord du chemin
🇪🇸 al lado del camino
🇹🇷 yol kenarında
🇰🇷 길가에
🇸🇦 على جانب الطريق
🇨🇿 na okraji cesty
🇸🇰 na okraji cesty
🇨🇳 路边
🇸🇮 ob cesti
🇮🇸 við hliðina á leiðinni
🇰🇿 жолдың жиегінде
🇬🇪 გზის კუთხეში
🇦🇿 yol kənarında
🇲🇽 al lado del camino
Etymology
The term 'pathside' is a compound word formed from 'path' and 'side.' The word 'path' comes from the Old English 'pæth,' which signifies a way or track laid down for walking or made by continual treading. It is related to similar words in Germanic languages, such as the Dutch 'pad' and German 'Pfad.' The word 'side' originates from the Old English 'side,' meaning the surface or an area that is next to or adjacent to something. Over time, the combination of these terms has led to the usage of 'pathside' as a descriptive term for areas adjacent to paths, emphasizing the relationship between the path and its surroundings.