Translation
branch
Word origin
From French branche, from Late Latin branca ('a paw'), the image being a limb reaching out from the trunk. English branch was borrowed from the same French word.
- Origin
- Late Latin, via French
- Root
- branca
- English cognates
- branch
Examples
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A bird is sitting on the highest branch.
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The wind broke some branches off the tree.
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That science has many branches.
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