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A country code top-level domain (ccTLD) is a top-level domain name that is used to define the domain for a particular country or a geographical area.

No, you do not need a website to register a domain name. You can register a domain name and make a website later. You can also register a domain name and setup a temporary website

WHOIS Privacy is a service available for some domain names that will only show generic information, protecting the domain contact's identity. The WHOIS Privacy service is intended to protect the registrant for legitimate purposes.

Reserved domain names are domain names that the central registry has held back from general registration. This means that they are not available to register.

The Add Grace Period ( AGP ) is typically the five-day period following the initial registration of a domain name. when a domain name is registered through a Registrar, that Registrar may delete the domain name at any time during the first five calendar days of the registration (the Add Grace Period or AGP), and receive a full credit for the registration fee from the Operator. Once a domain name is deleted by the registry at this stage, it is immediately available for registration by any registrant through any Registrar.

The Auto Renewal Grace Period is provided after a domain name registration period expires and is extended (renewed) automatically by the registry. If the registrar deletes the domain name during this period, the registry provides a credit to the registrar for the cost of the renewal.

After expiration domain registrar allow the domain owner about 30-35 days to renew the domain. If domain owner does not renew the domain name within this renewal grace period, it enters into 30 days redemption period at the Registry. At the end of the Redemption Period you cannot renew your domain name and the domain name is released. At this point the domain can be registered by any third parties.