garden in Swahili
garden in Swahili is bustani, shamba — garden means an outdoor area, often next to a house, where flowers, vegetables, or other plants are grown.
garden in Swahili
bustani
piece of land outside with flowers and plants
shamba
piece of land outside with flowers and plants
What does "garden" mean?
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noun An outdoor area, often next to a house, where flowers, vegetables, or other plants are grown.
"She spends every Sunday morning weeding the garden."
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noun A public park or landscaped grounds open for people to walk through and enjoy.
"We had a picnic in the botanical gardens downtown."
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verb To grow and tend plants, especially as a hobby.
"He gardens most weekends when the weather is good."
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adj Ordinary or unremarkable, as in the phrase "garden variety."
"It was just a garden variety cold, nothing serious."
garden in a sentence
- She spends every Sunday morning weeding the garden.
- They grow tomatoes and herbs in a small garden behind the kitchen.
- We had a picnic in the botanical gardens downtown.
- The palace gardens are open to visitors every afternoon.
Similar words in Swahili
Common Swahili translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "garden" in Swahili?
"garden" in Swahili is bustani, shamba. garden means: An outdoor area, often next to a house, where flowers, vegetables, or other plants are grown.
How do you use "garden" in a sentence?
Example: "She spends every Sunday morning weeding the garden." In Swahili, "garden" is bustani, shamba.
Are there other ways to say "garden" in Swahili?
Yes — Swahili has 2 translations listed for "garden": bustani, shamba.
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