lakeside

See also: Lakeside

English

a lakeside church in Ohrid, Macedonia

Etymology

Etymology tree

English lake

Proto-Indo-European *seh₁-der.

Proto-Germanic *sīdaz

Proto-Germanic *sīdǭ

Old English sīde

Middle English side

English side

English -side

English lakeside

From lake + -side.

Pronunciation

• (General American) IPA^(key): /ˈleɪkˌsaɪd/

• Audio (Southern England):

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Noun

lakeside (usually uncountable, plural lakesides)

1. The ground near the edge of a lake; the land adjacent to a lake.

Translations

the shore of a lake

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 湖岸 (zh) (hú'àn), 湖畔 (zh) (húpàn), 湖邊 / 湖边 (zh) (húbiān)

• Finnish: järvenranta (fi)
• German: Seeufer (de) n
• Japanese: 湖畔 (ja) (こはん, kohan), 湖岸 (ja) (こがん, kogan), レークサイド (rēkusaido)
• Korean: 호숫가 (hosutga)
• Russian: бе́рег (ru) m (béreg) (о́зера)
• Ukrainian: бе́рег о́зера m (béreh ózera)

Adjective

lakeside (not comparable)

1. By the side of a lake.

Translations

by the side of a lake

• Finnish: järvenranta- (fi)
• French: riverain (fr)
• Greek: παραλίμνιος (el) m or f (paralímnios), παραλίμνιο n (paralímnio)
• Japanese: 湖畔の (kohan no), レークサイド (rēkusaido)