Lawn (noun)

1. An open space covered with grass, typically one in front or around a house or other building.
2. A piece of grassland or an area covered with grass, especially in a park or garden.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french launde, of germanic origin; related to land.

Examples:

1. She sat on a blanket on the lawn, enjoying the warm sun.
2. The lawn was perfectly mowed and well-manicured.
3. The family had a picnic on the lawn.
4. The lawn was the perfect place for a game of frisbee.
5. The lawn provided a nice view of the mountains in the distance.