This is the 8159th most frequent Japanese word.
尾中
"尾中" is not a common word in Japanese. It might be a surname or a specific name in certain contexts.
Here, "尾中" is a proper noun referring to the name of a place, used as the subject of the sentence.
尾中は静かな場所です。
Ojyu is a quiet place.
In this usage, "尾中" functions as a surname, identifying a person's last name.
彼の苗字は尾中です。
His family name is Onaka.
Here, "尾中" means the bottom part or final section of something, specifying a location in the context of the document.