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Meaning of garden
A planned space, usually outdoors, used for growing plants and other forms of nature.
Etymology of garden
The word "garden" originates from the Old English word "geard", which referred to a fenced or enclosed area of land.
The modern English word "garden" is derived from the Old French word "jardin", which was influenced by the Latin word "hortus", meaning "enclosed area" or "yard".
Historically, the term "garden" was used to describe a variety of enclosed spaces, including yards, parks, and other areas used for growing plants or recreation.
Synonyms
Definitions
- A planned space, usually outdoors, used for growing plants and other forms of nature, such as a yard or park.
- * An area of land used for growing a specific type of plant, such as a flower garden or vegetable garden.
- * A public park or other outdoor area used for recreation and leisure.
Usage Examples
- The family spent their Sunday afternoon in the garden, enjoying a picnic and playing games.
- * The botanical garden is home to over 10,000 different species of plants and flowers.
- * The community garden provides a space for local residents to grow their own fruits and vegetables.
Antonyms
desert
wasteland
wilderness
barren land
empty space
vacant lot
unused area
neglected space
overgrown area
weed-filled lot
rubbish dump
landfill
industrial area
urban sprawl
concrete jungle
paved area
asphalt jungle
desolate landscape
stark terrain