Pázsitra

Pázsitra is a term used in certain contexts, particularly in Hungarian, to refer to a grassy area or lawn. It describes the surface of land covered with grass, typically maintained for aesthetic purposes or recreational use. This can range from a small domestic garden lawn to larger expanses found in parks, sports fields, or public spaces. The concept of pázsitra implies a well-kept, relatively smooth ground cover of short, mown grass.

The maintenance of pázsitra often involves regular mowing, watering, and fertilization to ensure its health and appearance. Different types of grasses may be used depending on the climate, soil conditions, and intended use. For example, ornamental lawns might feature finer, more delicate grasses, while a sports field would require a hardy, resilient turf capable of withstanding heavy foot traffic and frequent wear. In a broader sense, the term can also be used metaphorically to describe any smooth, green surface that resembles a lawn.