Alliansid

Alliansid is a term used in Norwegian-speaking contexts to describe an identifier for an alliance or the allied side within a given context. It is not tied to a particular organization or event, but rather functions as a generic label used in historical databases, political analysis, and collaborative documentation to designate which side belongs to an alliance in a conflict, negotiation, or treaty.

Etymology and form: The term combines allianse (alliance) with sid (side) or id (identifier). Spelling and usage may vary by language and domain, sometimes appearing as alliansid or alliansid-id in database schemas. In different projects, the form can reflect local linguistic conventions or technical naming schemes.

Usage: In historical and political datasets, alliansid may serve as a field name or tag indicating alliance affiliation. In digital humanities and wiki projects, it can act as a category or namespace for articles dealing with alliances, coalitions, or blocs. The concept is primarily structural, helping to organize information rather than representing a political faction itself.

Variants and localization: In Norwegian, other forms, such as allianseid or allianse-id, may occur depending on project conventions. In English-language data, equivalents such as alliance-side or coalition-affiliation are often used to convey the same idea.

See also: Alliance, Coalition, Bloc, Diplomatic history, Political science, Database schema.

There is no widely recognized institution or entity named Alliansid.