Sided Meaning in English
word · lemma: side
ˈsaɪdɪd
SY-did
sˈaɪdɪd
SY-did
Definition
Describes something that has a particular number or kind of sides, usually used as a suffix (such as 'two-sided' for something with two sides).
Usage & Nuances
Commonly used as a suffix (e.g., 'one-sided', 'double-sided', 'multi-sided'). Describes physical sides (shapes, papers) or figurative cases (like conflicts: 'one-sided argument'). Rare as a standalone word.
Spanish: lateral - con lados - de ladosPortuguese (BR): lateral - com lados - de ladosPortuguese (PT): lateral - com lados - de ladosChinese (Simplified): 有边的 - 边的Chinese (Traditional): 有邊的 - 邊的Hindi: तरफ़ वाला - पक्षीयArabic: جانبي - ذو جوانبBengali: পার্শ্ববিশিষ্টRussian: -стороннийJapanese: 面（めん）-Vietnamese: mặt - chiều (hướng)Korean: 면(의) - 측면(의)Turkish: - taraflıUrdu: طرف والاIndonesian: -sisi
Example Sentences
The box is six-sided.
basic
I bought double-sided tape.
basic
That was a one-sided match.
basic
He only sided with his friend during the argument.
natural
Can you print it double-sided to save paper?
natural
The issue is not one-sided — both groups are responsible.
natural