territ
/təˈriː/Definitions
1. noun
A territory or a district within a larger country.
“The company expanded into new territs across the continent.”
2. noun
A division of a country for administrative purposes, typically having its own local government.
“The territ of New South Wales has its own regional council.”
3. noun
A tract of land that has been designated for a particular use, such as a military or scientific research territ.
“The government established a territ for the new national park.”
4. verb
To divide or separate an area into territories.
“The new law territs the land into separate regions for conservation and development.”