lifeside
nounUK /ˈlaɪf.saɪd/
US /ˈlaɪf.saɪd/
The side of something where living things are.
The sunny lifeside of the rock was covered with tiny green plants.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The part of a place that is full of activity and living things.
The lifeside of the pond was noisy with frogs and birds.
3. The positive or hopeful view of a situation.
Even after the storm, she looked on the lifeside and smiled.
4. The area of a planet or moon where life could exist.
Scientists search for the lifeside of distant worlds.