subdomain
/ˈsəbdə(ʊ)meɪn
/noun chiefly technical
1A subdivision of a domain: artificial intelligence is a hazily defined field with two related subdomains...
- Intimate partner violence is an important subdomain of such behavior.
- It can often be difficult or impossible to determine the amount of computation required by a subdomain of a problem.
- In 67 (19%) cases, these estimates were selected from two or more reported results within a single subdomain based on rules delineated in the methods section.
1.1 Computing An Internet domain which is part of a primary domain: within the.us domain, there are subdomains for the fifty states mail.google.com is a subdomain of google.com...
- And what of all the hundreds of ISPs that offer as a service the inclusion of a subdomain on your acquired domain?
- The dot-kids-dot-us is sort of a subdomain of dot-us.
- Or, if you don't want to pay to register a domain, and you have a friend who's into DNS, you could ask for a subdomain of one of his or her domains.