Path (noun)

1. A way or track for pedestrians or, sometimes, vehicles.
2. The direction or route taken by a ship, aircraft, road, or path between two points.
3. A course or trajectory along which something travels.
4. A set of actions, especially ones that lead to a particular result.
5. A computer file specifying the location of another file or directory.

Origin:

From middle english path, pad, from old english pæþ (“path”), from proto-germanic *paþaz (“path”), from proto-indo-european *pent- (“to walk, go”).

Examples:

1. The path winds through the forest and up the hill.
2. The path to success is paved with hard work and determination.
3. The airplane's flight path takes it directly over the city.
4. The path of the hurricane was unpredictable.
5. To run the program, you must first specify the path to the file.