islet
/ˈɪsleɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A small island, especially one near a larger landmass.
“The village was built on a small islet near the mainland.”
2. verb
To place or keep something on an islet, especially as a part of a larger system.
“The engineers isleted the power station to protect it from flooding.”
3. verb
To divide or separate something into small islets or groups.
“The company isleted their market share to increase competition.”