enquarter
/ɛnˈkwɒrtər/Definitions
1. verb
to divide something, especially a country or region, into four equal parts.
“The empire was enquartered into four distinct regions for administrative purposes.”
2. verb
to place or put something, especially a person, in a particular quarter or position.
“The coach enquartered her star player in the center to take advantage of the opponent’s weak defense.”
3. noun
a quarter or region of a country or region.
“The enquarter of the city was known for its vibrant nightlife.”