Garden

Pronunciation: /ˈɡɑrdn/

Definitions of garden

noun A piece of ground, often near a house, used for growing flowers, fruit, or vegetables.

Example Sentences

A1 I like to plant flowers in my garden.

A2 She enjoys spending time in her vegetable garden.

B1 The garden was filled with colorful blooms.

B2 The botanical garden had a wide variety of exotic plants.

C1 The garden was meticulously designed and maintained.

C2 The sprawling estate boasted a stunning garden with fountains and statues.

Examples of garden in a Sentence

formal The garden was meticulously maintained with a variety of colorful flowers and shrubs.

informal Let's have a picnic in the garden this weekend.

slang I love chillin' in the garden, it's so peaceful.

figurative Her mind was a garden of thoughts, each one blooming with creativity.

Grammatical Forms of garden

• past tense: gardened
• plural: gardens
• comparative: more garden
• superlative: most garden
• present tense: garden
• future tense: will garden
• perfect tense: have gardened
• continuous tense: gardening
• singular: garden
• positive degree: garden
• infinitive: to garden
• gerund: gardening
• participle: gardening

Origin and Evolution of garden

First Known Use: 0013 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'garden' is believed to have originated from the Old North French word 'gardin', which came from the Latin word 'hortus' meaning enclosed area.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'garden' has evolved to refer to a cultivated outdoor space for growing plants, flowers, and vegetables. It has also come to symbolize a place of beauty, tranquility, and relaxation.