A grassy open area or meadow, usually with a verdant appearance; a variant or archaic form of 'greensward.'
Compound of 'green' and 'slade' (an Old English word for valley or small ravine). This term is rarely used in modern English but appears in older texts and place names.
Many place names ending in '-slade' or containing 'greenslade' come from this old word—it's a hidden layer of language in British geography showing how medieval people named their landscape features!
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