Range (noun)

1. A set of different things of the same general type.
2. The full extent or limit of something.
3. The limits between which something can vary.
4. A line of mountains or hills.
5. A large area of land used for grazing sheep or cattle.

Origin:

Middle english (in the sense "a line of mountains"): from old french range, renge, from latin regia "domain, kingdom", later "row, line".

Examples:

1. The company offers a range of products for different market segments.
2. The range of his voice was remarkable.
3. The temperature can range from freezing to boiling.
4. The Andes mountain range runs the length of South America.
5. The sheep were grazing on the range.