沿えん道どう

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 50,000

Meanings

noun, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

Refers to the area along a road or route, often used in contexts like events, spectators, or facilities lining a street.

沿えん道どうに〈人ひと〉が並ならぶfor people to line up along the route
マラソンの沿えん道どうに大おお勢ぜいの人ひとが並ならんだ。
A huge crowd lined the marathon route.
沿えん道どうで応おう援えんするto cheer someone on from the roadside
家か族ぞくが沿えん道どうで選せん手しゅを応おう援えんしていた。
The family was cheering on the runner from the roadside.
沿えん道どうを埋うめ尽つくすto pack the roadside (with a crowd)
パレードのファンが沿えん道どうを埋うめ尽つくした。
Fans packed the roadside for the parade.

道みち端ばたN1
道端 is a casual, everyday word for the edge of any path or road, while 沿道 is more formal and specifically describes the stretch along a route, often where spectators or events line up.
路ろ傍ぼう
路傍 is a literary, somewhat old-fashioned word for roadside, whereas 沿道 is the standard term used in news reports about parades, marathons, and processions.
沿えん線せんN1
沿道 refers specifically to the area along a road or street, while 沿線 is used mainly for areas along a railway or bus route.
道みち沿ぞいN2
沿道 is typically used for the roadside along a parade or procession route, whereas 道沿い is a more general term for anything positioned along a road.

沿えん岸がんN1
沿道 refers to the area along a road or route, while 沿岸 (sharing the same first kanji) refers to the area along a coast or shoreline.

Compound of 沿 (えん, 'along') and 道 (どう, 'road'). The reading えんどう is the standard on'yomi combination.