c. 1300, "a visit by an ecclesiastical representative to examine the condition of a parish, abbey, etc.," from Anglo-French visitacioun, Old French visitacion and directly from Latin visitat [..]

A pedigree prepared by the king's heralds to document a person's pedigree and right to use a coat of arms.

An official visit, for example, by an accreditation team for purposes of inspection and evaluation.

1 : an official visit (as for inspection) [ of the home of a neglected child] 2 : access to a child granted esp. to a parent who does not have custody [supervised ] [ rights]

An opportunity for survivors and friends to view the deceased in private usually in a special room within the funeral home.

In domestic relations law, visitation plays a role in almost all custody arrangements unless deemed not in "a child's best interest."

(n) an official visit for inspection or supervision(n) any disaster or catastrophe(n) an annoying or frustrating or catastrophic event

The visitation offers relatives and friends of the deceased an opportunity to view the open casket in private before the funeral ceremony.

A plan for how the parents will share time with their children. Also called time-share.

Means a schedule of time that occurs with a child by someone other than a legal parent.

Term for the time a noncustodial parent spends with his or her children. States may also use the term “access” or “parenting time.” Parents can agree upon parenting time in a parenting plan or the cou [..]

A visit in myths often of a spirit with a message to convey.