Jardín (en. Garden)

/xaɾˈðin/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
noun
Area of land where plants, flowers, and/or trees are cultivated.
The garden of my house has many roses.
El jardín de mi casa tiene muchas rosas.
Space in a park designated for the cultivation of ornamental plants.
The public garden is very visited by tourists.
El jardín público es muy visitado por los turistas.
Kindergarten, a place where young children are cared for and educated.
My son has been attending kindergarten for a year.
Mi hijo asiste al jardín desde hace un año.

Etymology

From the Latin 'hortus gardini', which means 'garden for the gardener'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

secret garden
A hidden place where one can enjoy nature and tranquility.
jardín secreto
to make a garden
To cultivate or design an outdoor area with plants.
hacer un jardín
to be in the garden
To be in a state of relaxation or enjoyment outdoors.
estar en el jardín

Related Words

flower
Part of plants that is usually colorful and fragrant.
flor
plant
Plant organism that grows in the ground and can be cultivated in a garden.
planta
landscaping
The art of designing and organizing outdoor spaces to create aesthetically pleasing environments.
paisajismo

Slang Meanings

Term used to refer to a place of recreation or getaway.
That bar is my garden; I always come here to relax.
Ese bar es mi jardín, siempre vengo aquí a relajarme.
Reference to a place where people feel safe and comfortable.
Their house is my garden; I always feel good there.
Su casa es mi jardín, siempre me siento bien ahí.