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Definition of sward - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
soil layerRare UK surface layer of ground containing grass rootsRare UK
- The gardener aerated the sward to promote healthier grass growth.
2.
grasslandRare UK expanse of grass-covered groundRare UK
- The sward stretched green and vibrant under the summer sun.
Images of sward

surface layer of ground containing grass roots
Origin of sward
Old English, sweard (skin, rind)
Examples of sward in a sentence
He carefully removed weeds from the sward. Cattle grazed peacefully on the lush sward. The park's sward was perfect for a picnic.
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- French:gazon, pelouse, ...
- German:Bodenoberfläche, Rasenfläche, ...
- Italian:tappeto erboso, prateria, ...
- Spanish:pradera, ...
- Portuguese:gramado, prado, ...
- Chinese:草根层, 草地, ...
- Japanese:芝生の層, 芝生, ...
- Arabic:مَرْج, حقل عشبي, ...
- Hebrew:דֶּשֶׁא, מִרְבָּץ דֶּשֶׁא, ...
- Russian:слой дерна, луг, ...
- Ukrainian:шар дерну, галявина, ...
- Hindi:मिट्टी की परत, घास का मैदान, ...
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