Goaden

Goaden

See also: goaden

Plautdietsch

Etymology

From Middle Low German garde, from Old Saxon gardo, from Proto-West Germanic *gardō.

Noun

Goaden m (plural Goades)

  1. garden

Hyponyms

  • Bloomengoaden (“flower garden”)
  • Husgoaden (“garden, household garden”)
  • Oliewengoaden (“olive grove”)
  • Steengoaden (“rock garden”)
  • Wiendruwengoaden (“vineyard”)

Derived terms

  • Goadenbloom (“gladiolus”)
  • Goadenflekj (“garden plot”)
  • Goadengrul (“scarecrow”)
  • Goadenkonst (“horticulture”)
  • Goadenschnigj (“garden slug”)
  • Goadentun (“garden fence”)
  • Tiagoaden (“zoo”)

See also

  • Beet (“bed of flowers”)

Further reading

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