ramify
The origin and history of ramify.
Etymology
Borrowed from Middle French ramifier, which came from Medieval Latin ramificō, meaning “to branch, ramify”, itself from Latin rāmus (“a branch”) plus the causative suffix -ficō.
The origin and history of ramify.
Borrowed from Middle French ramifier, which came from Medieval Latin ramificō, meaning “to branch, ramify”, itself from Latin rāmus (“a branch”) plus the causative suffix -ficō.
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