SITE Meaning and
Definition
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A site, as defined in the dictionary, refers to a specific location, place, or area, typically identified by its physical or geographical attributes. It can be a specific piece of land or a designated area meant for a particular purpose or function. The term "site" is commonly used to describe a location where various activities take place, such as construction, excavation, or industrial operations.
In the context of technology and the internet, a site is commonly associated with a website. A website, or web site, is a collection of interconnected web pages or documents that can be accessed through the internet. In this context, a site refers to the specific location or address where the website is hosted and can be accessed by users.
Additionally, the term "site" can also be used to describe a place where archaeological or historical remains are located. Archeological sites, for instance, are physical areas where artifacts, structures, or cultural remains from past civilizations are discovered and excavated for research and preservation.
Overall, whether referring to a physical location, a website on the internet, or an archaeological excavation area, the term "site" encompasses the notion of a distinct, identifiable, and designated place serving a particular purpose or function.
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The place where anything is fixed; local position; situation; spot; ground-plot.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of SITE
The word "site" derives from the Latin word "situs", which means "position" or "location". The Latin term can be traced back to the Proto-Indo-European root *tewH-, meaning "to set" or "to settle". Over time, this word evolved into Old French as "cite" or "sit", retaining its original meaning of a place or location. From Old French, it entered Middle English as "site" with the same connotation, and it has since been used to refer to a specific place, particularly when considering its suitability or purpose.
Similar spelling words for SITE
- sweet,
- stew,
- sit,
- psetta,
- Sote,
- Sayeed,
- soddy,
- saida,
- stay,
- Zaida,
- Sighed,
- sadhu,
- suety,
- Zyta,
- ziti,
- sit-up,
- scid,
- seta,
- Saut,
- seed,
- sweat,
- sight,
- set-to,
- Saadi,
- sett,
- Sa'd,
- Sadh,
- Zeeta,
- 1st,
- sat,
- Sadda,
- Sato,
- zed,
- Sodio-,
- low-set,
- Seid,
- Cyd,
- sewed,
- zeidae,
- Zati,
- Saiyid,
- set-back,
- Zoide,
- Sout,
- Ced,
- Suade,
- Sudd,
- said,
- Staw,
- stye,
- satie,
- Suad,
- Set-fair,
- Sadie,
- city,
- sooty,
- soot,
- 21st,
- Sadia,
- Saada,
- saddhu,
- Satya,
- Saidee,
- Sweta,
- sweetie,
- Zadie,
- Syd,
- swad,
- SoD-HSD,
- seat,
- Syed,
- soweto,
- saute,
- ada-scid,
- Sciot,
- suidae,
- sade,
- 101st,
- Sudie,
- 41st,
- cede,
- Cete,
- suite,
- Saidey,
- suit,
- suttee,
- sod,
- settee,
- Saad,
- Fire-set,
- set,
- Zita,
- deep-set,
- Seadya,
- stowe,
- sadhe,
- swede,
- seaweed,
- Soote,
- Swate,
- zeta,
- sideway,
- stowaway,
- Zayda,
- sate,
- x-scid,
- Stee,
- Saahdia,
- cedi,
- Sued,
- 31st,
- Zawadi,
- pseud,
- Stu,
- Sayyid,
- Zetta,
- Stey,
- Saidie,
- sty,
- Zada,
- zooid,
- Sid,
- swat,
- Ceadda,
- sida,
- saudi,
- Cetta,
- Seet,
- Zaid,
- well-set,
- Zayat,
- suede,
- SITU,
- Saadh,
- Cit,
- Swayed,
- Sadee,
- scet,
- Saadya,
- sita,
- Sada,
- pst,
- Sauda,
- swot,
- Sadye,
- sweaty,
- Swatte,
- Siti,
- Setae,
- Cid,
- sad,
- Zayd,
- Sadah,
- cite,
- stow,
- baby-sit,
- Saeed,
- sitta,
- suet,
- Sayette,
- Siddow,
- pseudo,
- Satu,
- soda,
- on-site,
- Sayid,
- Setee,
- Seity,
- rau-sed,
- Zayeeda,
- seedy,
- Cytty,
- Sa'Di,
- off-site,
- Sayda,
- shite,
- Saydie,
- side,
- Ziyad,
- sot,
- mind-set.
Conjugate verb Site
CONDITIONAL
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CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS
I
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you
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he/she/it
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we
would be siting
they
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CONDITIONAL PERFECT
I
would have site
you
would have site
he/she/it
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would have site
they
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CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
would have been siting
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he/she/it
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FUTURE
I
will site
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FUTURE CONTINUOUS
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FUTURE PERFECT
I
will have sited
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will have sited
FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
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you
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we
will have been siting
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will have been siting
IMPERATIVE
you
site
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let´s site
to site
PAST
I
sited
you
sited
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sited
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PAST CONTINUOUS
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was siting
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were siting
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were siting
PAST PARTICIPLE
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PAST PERFECT
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had sited
you
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had sited
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had sited
PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
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PRESENT
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site
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sites
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PRESENT CONTINUOUS
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am siting
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PRESENT PARTICIPLE
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PRESENT PERFECT
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PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
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