sidewalk

English

From side +‎ walk.

sidewalk (plural sidewalks)

(US) a footpath, usually paved, at the side of a road for the use of pedestrians; a pavement (UK) or footpath (Australia, New Zealand)
(US, by extension) any paved footpath, even if not located at the side of a road

paved footpath

Arabic: رَصِيف‎‎ m (raṣīf), طَوَار‎‎ m (ṭawār), طُوَار‎‎ m (ṭuwār)
Armenian: մայթ (hy) (maytʿ)
Basque: espaloi
Belarusian: тратуар m (tratuár)
Bulgarian: тротоар m (trotoár)
Catalan: vorera (ca) f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 人行道 (zh) (rénxíngdào), 步道 (zh) (bùdào)
Czech: chodník (cs) m
Danish: fortov (da) n
Dutch: stoep (nl) f, m, trottoir (nl) n, voetpad (nl) n
Esperanto: trotuaro
Estonian: sillutis
Finnish: jalkakäytävä (fi)
French: trottoir (fr) m
Galician: beirarrúa (gl) f
Georgian: ტროტუარი (ṭroṭuari)
German: Bürgersteig (de) m, Gehweg (de) m, Gehsteig (de) m, Trottoir (de) n (Switzerland, SW Germany)
Greek: πεζοδρόμιο (el) n (pezodrómio)
Greenlandic: aqqutissiaq
Hungarian: járda (hu)
Icelandic: gangstétt f, fortóv n
Ido: trotuaro (io)
Indonesian: trotoar (id)
Interlingua: trottoir
Irish: cosán m
Italian: marciapiede (it) m

Japanese: 歩道 (ja) (ほどう, hodō), 舗道 (ja) (ほどう, hodō), 舗装 (ほそう, hosō), 人道 (ja) (じんどう, jindō)
Korean: 보도 (ko) (bodo) (步道 (ko)), 인도 (ko) (indo)
Latvian: trotuārs m
Lithuanian: danga (lt) f
Macedonian: тротоар m (trotoár)
Malay: laluan jalan kaki, trotoar
Norwegian:
Bokmål: fortau n

Nynorsk: fortau n
Polish: chodnik (pl) m
Portuguese: calçada (pt) f
Romanian: trotuar (ro) n
Russian: тротуа́р (ru) m (trotuár)
Scottish Gaelic: cabhsair m
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: тротоар m, плочник m

Latin: trotoar (sh) m, pločnik (sh) m
Slovak: chodník m
Spanish: acera (es) f, andén (es) m (Colombia), banqueta (es) f (Guatemala, Mexico), escarpa (es) f (Southeastern Mexico), vereda (es) f (Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay)
Swedish: trottoar (sv)
Tagalog: bangketa (tl)
Ukrainian: тротуар m (trotuár)
Venetian: marciapìe (vec) m
Vietnamese: vỉa hè (vi)
Welsh: palmant (cy) m
Yiddish: טראָטואַר‎‎ m (trotuar)