“One's side” in Japanese
Short answer
One's side in Japanese is “座右” (zayuu). Full meaning: (by) one's side, place close to one's person, place within arm's reach; used in letters to refer to the recipient indirectly or written beside an addressee's name to show respect.
Other ways to say “One's side” in Japanese
脾腹
hibara one's side, spleen
座下
zaka nearby (one's seat), (by) one's side; Dear (Mr./Mrs.)
膝元
hizamoto near one's knee; (by) one's side, (at) one's hand; place under the protection (of one's parents, etc.), (under) the care (of)
ひざもと
hizamoto near one's knee; (by) one's side, (at) one's hand; place under the protection (of one's parents, etc.), (under) the care (of)
膝許
hizamoto near one's knee; (by) one's side, (at) one's hand; place under the protection (of one's parents, etc.), (under) the care (of)
ひざ元
hizamoto near one's knee; (by) one's side, (at) one's hand; place under the protection (of one's parents, etc.), (under) the care (of)
膝もと
hizamoto near one's knee; (by) one's side, (at) one's hand; place under the protection (of one's parents, etc.), (under) the care (of)
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