glade

• n. 森の空き地; 湿地帯
• n.（グラード）人名；（仏?独）グラード；（英）グラード

PIE *ghel「輝く、光る」から。 語源的にはガラス、黄金と同じ。 密林の中の明るい場所、森の空き地を指すのに使われる。

glade (n.)

"clear, open space in a woods," late 14c., of uncertain origin, perhaps from Middle English glode (c. 1300), from Old Norse glaer "bright" (see glad). If so, the original meaning could be "bright (because open) space in a wood" (compare French clairière "glade," from clair "clear, bright;" German Lichtung "clearing, glade," from Licht "light"). American English sense of "tract of low, marshy grassland" (as in Everglades) recorded by 1789, perhaps 1724 in place names (in Maryland).

1. In the midst of a glade were several huts.

林の中の空き地の真ん中に小さな小屋がいくつかあります。

2.I feel deep sorry and glade for all of them.

私は深い遺憾と林間空地のすべてを感じています。

3.The traveler sit on a glade in the forest.

旅行者は森の中の空き地に座っている。

4.And live alone in the bee-loud glade .

それから蜂の吟味の奥に隠れている.

5.The tourists are sitting on a sylvan glade .

観光客が森の空き地に座っている。