5.7 side

latus, side, flank; ā latere, ā lateribus, on or at the side(s), on the flank(s)

dextra, right side; sinistra, laeva, left side

dextrā (laevā), on the right (left)

dextrōrsum (sinistrōrsum, ad laevam), to the right (left)

utrimque, on or from both sides

ex omnibus partibus, from all sides

ultrō citrōque, on this side and on that, to and fro

ab alterā parte...ab alterā, on one side...on the other

ūnā ex parte, from one side

oblīquus, sidelong, slanting; oblīquē, sideways

cis Ac, citrā Ac, on this side of

citrā, citrō adv., on this side

citerior adj., nearer, on this side

praeter Ac, past

praeterīre, praetergredī, pass by

praetervehī, drive, ride or sail by; noun praetervectiō

trāns Ac, ultrā Ac, on the farther side of

ultrā, ultrō, ulterius adv., beyond

ulterior adj., beyond, farther, on the other side

from A Handbook of the Latin Language by Walter Ripman (1930). Transcribed by Carolus Raeticus (2011).