el
masculine
/xaɾˈðin/
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Translation
garden
Word origin
From Old French jardin ('garden'), from a Vulgar Latin hortus gardinus ('enclosed garden'), the second word from Frankish gardo ('enclosure'), of Germanic origin.
- Origin
- Frankish
- Root
- gardo
- English cognates
- garden, yard
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluraljardines
Examples
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My mother looks after the garden every morning.
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We had coffee in my aunt's garden.
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The children play in the school garden.
mayo.
The garden is full of flowers in May.
Construyeron .
They built a little house at the back of the garden.
Used in
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