Definition of sideland in English:

sideland

(also sidelant)

noun ˈsʌɪdlandˈsʌɪdlənd

1Chiefly English regional (west.) and Welsh English. In singular and (more usually) in plural Land on the side of a hill; sloping ground.
2Agriculture. Either of the two strips of land at either side of a ploughed field.

adjective ˈsʌɪdlandˈsʌɪdlənd

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Edward Lisle (??1666–1722). From side + land.

(also sidelant)

noun

1Chiefly English regional (west.) and Welsh English. In singular and (more usually) in plural Land on the side of a hill; sloping ground.
2Agriculture. Either of the two strips of land at either side of a ploughed field.

adjective

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Edward Lisle (??1666–1722). From side + land.

单词	sideland
释义	Definition of sideland in English: sideland (also sidelant) noun ˈsʌɪdlandˈsʌɪdlənd 1Chiefly English regional (west.) and Welsh English. In singular and (more usually) in plural Land on the side of a hill; sloping ground. 2Agriculture. Either of the two strips of land at either side of a ploughed field. adjective ˈsʌɪdlandˈsʌɪdlənd Chiefly English regional (west.). Of land or ground: sloping; hilly. Now rare. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Edward Lisle (??1666–1722). From side + land. Definition of sideland in US English: sideland (also sidelant) noun 1Chiefly English regional (west.) and Welsh English. In singular and (more usually) in plural Land on the side of a hill; sloping ground. 2Agriculture. Either of the two strips of land at either side of a ploughed field. adjective Chiefly English regional (west.). Of land or ground: sloping; hilly. Now rare. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Edward Lisle (??1666–1722). From side + land.
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