IPA: //ˈstriːmˌsaɪd//
KK: /ˈstrimˌsaɪd/
The area of land that is next to a stream, often characterized by plants and wildlife.
We set up our picnic on the streamside, enjoying the sound of the water flowing by.
Streamside → It is formed from "stream" (from Old English *stream*, meaning a flowing body of water) and "side" (from Old English *sīde*, meaning the lateral part or edge). The word "streamside" refers to the area or edge next to a flowing body of water.
Think of the word 'stream' as a flowing body of water and 'side' as the edge next to it — that's why streamside means the area next to a stream.