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Old English ġeard , from Germanic *garda- , from Indo-European *gher- ‘enclosure’. Cognate with Dutch gaard , German Garten , Swedish gård . The Indo-European root is also the source of Latin hortus , ‘garden’, Russian город , ‘town’. Compare garden .
Singular yard
Plural yards
yard ( plural yards )
land around a house
enclosed area for a specific purpose
Jamaican: one's house or home
See also Yard
Old English ġerd , from West Germanic. Cognate with Dutch gard ‘twig’, German Gerte .
nautical: tapered timber
nautical: any spar carried aloft
staff, rod, stick
three feet
US slang: one-hundred dollars
yard m . ( plural yards )
yard f . ( plural yard )