1. Plural of garth; courtyards or enclosed gardens, typically within a building or surrounded by walls.
Usage: Chiefly British; Often found in architectural contexts, especially in reference to medieval or traditional buildings

Examples

• The monastery had several peaceful garths where monks could walk and meditate.
• The college's garths provided quiet spaces for students to study between classes.
• Medieval castles often featured garths at their centers for defense and daily activities.
• The residential complex included multiple garths with flowering plants and benches.
• Sunlight filtered into the garths through the surrounding stone archways.