District (noun)

1. A geographical area that is separated or divided from others.
2. A specific area or region within a city, state, or country, such as a downtown district or a historic district.
3. A specific area or region that is designated for a particular purpose or function, such as a school district or a voting district.
4. A specific area or region that is governed by a particular authority or organization, such as a congressional district or a police district.
5. A specific area or region that is characterized by a particular feature or characteristic, such as a mountain district or a coastal district.

Origin:

The word district comes from the latin word "districtus" which means separated or divided. this word was used to refer to a geographical area that is separated or divided from others.

Examples:

1. He lived in the district.
2. She visited the historic district.
3. They went to the school district.
4. The district was known for its beautiful architecture.
5. The district was a popular tourist destination.