hlið
Hlið is an Icelandic noun with several related meanings. In its most general sense, it denotes a side or edge of an object or body—the part of something that is not the front or back. In everyday language, it is often used in compounds such as framhlið (the front side) and bakhlið (the back side).
In addition, hlið can refer to an opening such as a gate or doorway in a wall,
Figuratively, hlið may denote an aspect or facet of a subject or issue, referring to a particular
Etymology and usage: The word is of Old Norse origin and has cognates in related North Germanic