Hanging (noun)

1. The action or practice of suspending something from above, especially by a cord, rope, or wire.
2. The state or fact of being suspended in this way.

Origin:

From middle english hongyng, from old english hangung, from hangian (“to hang”).

Examples:

1. The hanging of the portrait on the wall required a sturdy hook.
2. The hanging of the chandelier was a delicate operation.
3. The museum exhibit featured a collection of ancient textiles displayed by hanging them from the ceiling.
4. The criminal was sentenced to death by hanging.
5. The hanging of the banners created a festive atmosphere in the town square.