English
ramifiability
From ramify + -ability.
Formed from ramify + -ability
Latin rāmus ‘a branch’
Medieval Latin ramificō ‘to branch, ramify’
Middle French ramifier
English ramify
Today it means
noun The quality of being ramifiable.
Sources
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