dimidiate
/daɪˈmɪdi.eɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to cut or divide something in half, especially a coin or medal
“The collector decided to dimidiate the ancient coin to showcase its reverse side.”
2. verb
to cut or divide something into two equal parts, especially in a way that makes each part of value or worth
“The artist dimidiated the painting into two identical halves for a special exhibition.”
3. noun
the act of cutting or dividing something in half, especially a coin or medal
“The dimidiation of the coin was done to showcase its historical value.”