Grassy ground is a type of land cover that is composed of grasses, herbs, and other vegetation. The term can be broken down into three parts: SOD (3 letters), LEA (3 letters), and SWARD (5 letters). SOD is a piece of turfgrass that is cut from the ground and used for landscaping or other purposes. LEA is an old English word for a grassy meadow or pasture. Lastly, a SWARD is a type of grassland that is characterized by its evenness of growth. All three terms are related to grassy ground and can be used to describe it.