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1. (n.) courtyard
a court open to the sky, esp. one enclosed on all four sides.
Etymology: (1545–55)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) court, courtyard
an area wholly or partly surrounded by walls or buildings
"the house was built around an inner court"
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1. (noun) courtyard
an area without a roof surrounded by the walls of a building
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1. (noun) courtyard
a court or inclosure attached to a house
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Sense: a court or enclosed ground beside, or surrounded by, a building
the courtyard of the castle.
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 Afrikaans: binnehof |
 Arabic: فِناء، ساحه، باحَه |
 Bulgarian: двор |
 Brazilian: pátio |
 Czech: dvůr, nádvoří |
 German: der Hof |
 Danish: gård; gårdsplads |
 Greek: αυλή, προαύλιο |
 Spanish: patio |
 Estonian: õu |
 Farsi: حیاط؛ محوطه |
 Finnish: sisäpiha |
 French: cour |
 Hebrew: חָצֶר |
 Hindi: आंगन, प्रांगन |
 Croatian: unutarnje dvorište |
 Hungarian: udvar (házé) |
 Indonesian: halaman |
 Icelandic: húsagarður |
 Italian: cortile |
 Japanese: 中庭 |
 Korean: 정원, 안마당 |
 Lithuanian: kiemas |
 Latvian: sēta; pagalms |
 Malay: halaman |
 Dutch: binnenplaats |
 Norwegian: gårdsplass, borggård |
 Polish: dziedziniec |
 Persian: حیاط؛ محوطه |
 Pashto: محوطه |
 Portuguese: pátio |
 Romanian: curte |
 Russian: (внутренний) двор |
 Slovak: dvor, nádvorie |
 Slovenian: dvorišče |
 Serbian: dvorište |
 Swedish: gård, gårdsplan |
 Thai: สนามรอบบ้าน |
 Turkish: avlu, taşlık |
 Taiwanese: 庭院 |
 Ukrainian: двір |
 Urdu: صحن، آنگن |
 Vietnamese: sân nhỏ |
 Chinese: 庭院 |
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