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Thai

สนามหญ้า

Components

สนาม
หญ้า

Pronunciation

sanǎam yâa

lawn

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  1. 1 lawn、grassy area

It refers to a lawn or an open grassy area, such as one around a house or in a park.

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lawn、grassy area

Noun⭐️3 Common

A stretch of ground covered with grass, typically used for recreation or as part of landscaped grounds.

Learning notes

Explanation

The word combines สนาม, meaning a field or open ground, with หญ้า, meaning grass. It names the grassy space rather than the plants themselves. It often suggests a maintained lawn, though the grass does not have to be neatly mown. A location can follow the noun: สนามหญ้าหน้าบ้าน means “the lawn in front of the house.” สนาม and แห่ง can be used as classifiers when counting these areas.

Usage

Use it when describing a home's yard or hotel grounds, choosing a spot to sit or play in a park, or discussing mowing and watering. It also appears on signs asking people to keep off the grass.

Caution

For planting or cutting grass, use ปลูกหญ้า and ตัดหญ้า. In these expressions, หญ้า names the grass being planted or cut; สนามหญ้า names the area where it grows.

Differences from similar words

1 lawn synonyms

  • ทุ่งหญ้า refers to a meadow or grassland, often across a broad area. สนามหญ้า usually describes a lawn or grassy space around buildings or in a park.

  • สวน means a garden or park and can include trees, flower beds, and paths. สนามหญ้า specifically refers to an area covered with grass.

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