Definition of Area 1. A particular geographical region of indefinite boundary (usually serving some special purpose or distinguished by its people or culture or geography) Noun 2. A subject of study Noun 3. A part of an animal that has a special function or is supplied by a given artery or nerve Noun 4. A particular environment or walk of life Noun 5. A part of a structure having some specific characteristic or function Noun 6. The extent of a 2-dimensional surface enclosed within a boundary Noun Advertising & Sponsored links Synonyms for word "area" Advertising & Sponsored links Semanticaly linked words with "area" Hyponims for word "area" Lexical Analysis for "area" areal of or relating to or involving an area of or relating to or involving an area Advertising & Sponsored links Advertising & Sponsored links etymology areaway etymology areawide etymology multiarea etymologically related areal etymological origin of area [Latin] is derived from Area 51 is derived from Broca's area is derived from Planck area is derived from Ruhr Area is derived from Schengen Area is derived from Terminal High Altitude Area Defense is derived from Wernicke's area is derived from area code is derived from area of influence is derived from area rug is derived from area rule is derived from area-denial is derived from areas is derived from combined statistical area is derived from common area is derived from danger area is derived from disaster area is derived from equal-area is derived from free trade area is derived from geographical area is derived from goal area is derived from gray area is derived from grey area is derived from lateral area is derived from metropolitan area is derived from metropolitan area network is derived from notification area is derived from outside gross area is derived from penalty area is derived from protected area is derived from rest area is derived from safe area is derived from second moment of area is derived from service area is derived from specific leaf area is derived from staging area is derived from surface area is derived from terminal control area is derived from ventral tegmental area