Bisect (verb)

1. To divide something into two equal parts, especially by cutting or slicing.
2. To pass through or intersect the middle of something.

Origin:

The word bisect is derived from the latin word "bis" meaning "twice" and "secare" meaning "to cut". the word was first recorded in english in the early 17th century.

Examples:

1. The line bisects the angle.
2. The surgeon bisected the tumor before removing it.
3. The road bisects the town.
4. The river bisects the city.
5. She bisected the apple to share with her brother.