Küljeltküljele

Küljeltküljele is an Estonian phrase that translates literally to "side by side" or "side to side." It is commonly used to describe proximity, arrangement, or movement where two or more entities are positioned next to each other. The phrase can apply to physical objects, people, or even abstract concepts.

In a literal sense, "küljeltküljele" can describe how objects are placed, such as books standing side by side on a shelf, or how people are standing next to each other in a queue. It can also refer to movement, for example, a car driving side by side with another vehicle on a road. The term emphasizes a parallel or adjacent positioning.

Figuratively, "küljeltküljele" can denote a sense of unity, cooperation, or shared experience. For instance, people working "küljeltküljele" on a project implies collaboration and mutual support. Similarly, if two nations are described as standing "küljeltküljele" during a crisis, it suggests solidarity and mutual assistance. The phrase conveys a sense of being together and facing something as a unit. It is a versatile expression in the Estonian language, adaptable to various contexts.