swardy

Swardy is a term that can refer to a few different things, primarily related to a type of grass or grassland. In British English, "swardy" is an adjective used to describe an area covered in sward, which is a dense growth of grass, especially one that is well-trodden or forms a lawn. For example, one might describe a park as "swardy" if it has a lot of lush, green grass.

The term can also be used more informally to describe something that is grass-like or green and leafy. It's not a widely used technical botanical term but rather a descriptive word for the presence of extensive grassy cover. In some contexts, "swardy" might imply a natural, uncultivated grassy area rather than a manicured lawn, though this distinction can be subjective. The overall meaning relies heavily on the understanding of "sward" as a layer of grass.