IPA: //ˈɡræs.lænd//
KK: /ˈgræsˌlænd/
A large area covered mainly with grass and few trees, often found in regions with a dry climate.
The grassland is home to many species of animals and plants.
Grassland → It is formed from "grass" (from Old English *græs*, meaning herbaceous plants) and "land" (from Old English *land*, meaning ground or soil). The word "grassland" refers to land covered predominantly by grasses.
Think of 'grass' as the herbaceous plants growing on the 'land' — that's why grassland means an area of land covered with grass.
No commonly confused words.