How to Say “Garden” in Ukrainian

сад
sad[sad]masculine
The Ukrainian word for garden is сад (sad).
The word сад refers to a piece of land outside with flowers and plants.
Meaning: piece of land outside with flowers and plants (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The form саду is used after the negation не маю (don't have) or after certain prepositions like у (in) or в (in) to indicate location.

How do you pronounce it?

sad

Did you know?

  • Because of its connection to the root for 'planting', the word сад shares a distant linguistic ancestor with the English word 'sedentary', which describes sitting or staying in one place.
  • In Ukraine, a сад specifically refers to an orchard or a garden with trees, while a vegetable garden is called a город.
  • The word сад is used in the term дитячий садок, which literally translates to 'children's garden', the Ukrainian word for 'kindergarten'.

Examples in context

  • Я граю в саду.
    I'm playing in the garden.
    Tatoeba #5761485 by deniko, translation #2785223 by sundown
  • Я не маю саду.
    I don't have a garden.
    Tatoeba #7835532 by deniko, translation #5262888 by CK
  • Я працюю у саду.
    I'm working in the garden.
    Tatoeba #6057922 by deniko, translation #5938681 by CK
  • Я доглядаю свій сад з великою увагою.
    I take care of my garden with great attention.
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Example conversation

Oleksandr and Iryna are talking about their home outdoors.

  1. Ірина Iryna

    Цей сад дуже красивий.
    Tsii sad duzhe krasyvyi.
    This garden is very beautiful.
  2. Олександр Oleksandr

    Дякую, Ірино, я багато працював.
    Diakuiu, Iryno, ya bahato pratsyuvav.
    Thank you, Iryna, I worked a lot.
  3. Ірина Iryna

    У твоєму саду багато квітів.
    U tvoiemu sadu bahato kvitiv.
    There are many flowers in your garden.
  4. Олександр Oleksandr

    Я люблю свій сад.
    Ya liubliu svii sad.
    I love my garden.

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