“One's side” in Japanese
Short answer
One's side in Japanese is “脾腹” (hibara). Full meaning: one's side, spleen.
Other ways to say “One's side” in Japanese
座右
zayuu (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
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)
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)
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)
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