ramificar

Portuguese

Etymology

Borrowed from Medieval Latin ramificare (to branch, ramify), from Latin rāmus (a branch) + faciō (do, make). Equivalent to ramo + -ificar

Verb

ramificar (first-person singular present indicative ramifico, past participle ramificado)

  1. to branch
  2. to ramify

Conjugation


Spanish

Etymology

Borrowed from Medieval Latin ramificare (to branch, ramify), from Latin rāmus (a branch) + faciō (do, make). Equivalent to ramo + -ificar

Verb

ramificar (first-person singular present ramifico, first-person singular preterite ramifiqué, past participle ramificado)

  1. to ramify
  2. to have ramifications or consequences
  3. to have branches

Conjugation

  • c becomes qu before e.
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