hardin
hárdin with stress marks
garden
Usage Note
Hardin refers to a cultivated area for flowers and ornamental plants, commonly found in residential yards or public parks. It emphasizes the aesthetic side of gardening rather than agricultural or farming spaces.
Examples
" May hardin sa likod ng bahay. "
Natural Translation
There's a garden behind the house.
Literal Translation
Has garden at back of house.
" Ang hardin ay maganda. "
Natural Translation
The garden is beautiful.
Literal Translation
The garden is beautiful.
" Tuwing umaga, dinidilig ng lola ang kanyang hardin habang umiinom ng mainit na kape sa balkonahe. "
Natural Translation
Every morning, grandma waters her garden while drinking hot coffee on the porch.
Literal Translation
Every morning, waters the grandma the her garden while drinking of hot coffee on porch.
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