di.vi.sɑ̃

Definitions

1. noun

A border or boundary line, especially a line separating two countries or territories.

“The divisa between the two nations was marked with a large stone monument.”

2. noun

A boundary or dividing line between two things, such as two regions or two ideas.

“The divisa between the old and the new city was a clear distinction in architecture.”

3. verb

To separate or divide something into two parts, especially by drawing a line or creating a boundary.

“The artist decided to divisa the painting into two sections, each with its own unique style.”

4. verb

To mark or indicate a boundary or division between two things.

“The surveyor was tasked with divisa the property line between the two neighboring farms.”