orbit
1.
2. The path of a body in a field of force surrounding another body; for example, the movement of an atomic electron in relation to a nucleus.
3. a. A range of activity, experience, or knowledge. b. A range of control or influence: "What magnetism drew these quaking ruined creatures into his orbit?" (Malcolm Lowry). See synonyms at range.
4. Either of two bony cavities in the skull containing an eye and its external structures; an eye socket.
verb
orbited
2.
To move in an orbit.
[Middle English orbite, eye socket, from Old French, from Latin orbita, orbit, probably from orbis.]