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English

Etymology

From Mediaeval Latin furcātus (“‘forked, branched’”), from Latin furca (“‘fork’”).

Pronunciation

Adjective

furcate (not comparable)

Positive furcate

Comparative not comparable

Superlative none (absolute)

  1. Forked, branched; divided at one end into parts.

Synonyms

Verb

Infinitive to furcate

Third person singular furcates

Simple past furcated

Past participle furcated

Present participle furcating

to furcate (third-person singular simple present furcates, present participle furcating, simple past and past participle furcated)

  1. To fork or branch out.

Translations

to fork or branch out
  • French: bifurquer fr(fr), se diviser fr(fr)
  • Russian: разветвляться ru(ru)

Derived terms

 

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