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Side
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side -side siđe sìde síde sídé sīdé
English
Etymology
From en la Side, from en grc Σίδη.
Pronunciation
en /ˈsiː.deɪ/ RP
en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Side.wav Southern England
en /ˈsi.deɪ/ GA
en iːdeɪ 2
en Si de
Proper noun
en Q152405en ancient city/archaeological site/and/modern town in modern p:suf/Antalya c/Turkey on a small peninsula on the Mediterranean coast of Anatolia, settled by Greeks from Cyme.
Derived terms
demonym Sidetan
language Sidetic
Anagrams
en deis Edis Desi eids deis ESDI DESI Ides IEDs SEID EIDs sied IDEs ides Eids Dies Dise dies desi
Latin
Etymology
la Sidē :der grc:Σίδη + 1
Pronunciation
Sidē
Proper noun
Sidē<1.loc>
la Side Q152405
Declension
Sidē<1.loc>
Derived terms
demonym la Sidētānus
Descendants
en Side