branch

Each Play button uses your device's default local English voice, or a natural local fallback. The selected voice name appears after playback. This is synthesized speech, not a source recording.

• /ˈbɹænt͡ʃ/
  Play
• rhymes with -æntʃ
  Play
• homophone: branch
  Play
• Received-Pronunciation: bränch
  Play
• Received-Pronunciation: /bɹɑːnt͡ʃ/
  Play
• Northern-England, US: brănch
  Play
• Northern-England, US: /bɹænt͡ʃ/
  Play
• General-American: Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
  Play
• rhymes with -ɑːntʃ
  Play
• CMU ARPABET: B R AE1 N CH Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
  Play

Surname derived from the noun branch. In addition to being a native English surname, the noun has also been calqued from the word for "branch" in other languages, such as German Zweig, Swedish gren, etc. The name of the town in Newfoundland is likely derived from French Branch (“a surname”) or Branche.

From Middle English branche, braunche, bronche, from Old French branche, branke, from Late Latin branca (“footprint”, later also “paw, claw”) (whence Middle High German pranke, German Pranke (“paw”)), of unknown origin. Perhaps of Celtic origin, from a hypothetical Gaulish *vranca, from Proto-Indo-European *wrónk-eh2. If so, then Indo-European cognates include Old Norse rá, vró (“angle, corner”), and possibly Lithuanian rankà (“hand”), Old Church Slavonic рѫка (rǫka, “hand”), Albanian rangë (“yardwork”). The verb is from Middle English braunchen, from the noun.

548 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Acehnese: dheuen — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Afrikaans: tak — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Aklanon: sanga — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Albanian: degë — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Southern Altai: будак (budak) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Amharic: ቀንበጥ (ḳänbäṭ) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Arabic: فَرْع (farʕ) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Arabic: غُصْن (ḡuṣn) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Arabic: شُعْبَة (šuʕba) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Arabic: فرع (farʕ) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Arabic: غصن (ḡuṣn) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Armenian: ճյուղ (čyuġ) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Armenian: ոստ (ost) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Old Armenian: ճիւղ (čiwł) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Old Armenian: ոստ (ost) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Old Armenian: կողր (kołr) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Assamese: ঠাল (thal) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Assamese: ডাল (dal) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Asturian: rama — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Azerbaijani: budaq — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Bashkir: ботаҡ (botaq) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Basque: adar — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Belarusian: галіна́ (haliná) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Belarusian: галі́нка (halínka) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Bengali: শাখা (śakha) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Bengali: ডাল (ḍal) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Bulgarian: клон (klon) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Bulgarian: ве́йка (véjka) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Bulgarian: кло́нче (klónče) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Burmese: အကိုင်း (a.kuing:) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Burmese: အလက် (a.lak) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Butuanon: sanga — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Catalan: branca — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Cebuano: sanga — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Chinese: җызы (žɨzɨ) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Chinese: җыр (žɨr) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Chinese: фуҗызы (fužɨzɨ) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Chinese: фуҗыҗызы (fužɨžɨzɨ) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Chinese: фуҗыҗыр (fužɨžɨr) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Chinese Mandarin: 支 (zhī) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Chinese Mandarin: 樹枝 /树枝 (shùzhī) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Ngazidja Comorian: ndravu — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Czech: větev — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Dalmatian: ruoma — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Danish: gren — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Dutch: tak — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Erzya: тарад (tarad) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Esperanto: branĉo — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Estonian: oks — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Even: гар (gar) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Evenki: гара (gara) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Finnish: oksa — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Finnish: varpu — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Finnish: vitsa — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• French: branche — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• French: rameau — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Friulian: ram — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Galician: póla — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Galician: galla — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Galician: rama — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Georgian: შტო (šṭo) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• German: Ast — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• German: Zweig — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Gothic: 𐌰𐍃𐍄𐍃 (asts) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Greek: κλαδί (kladí) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Greek: κλαρί (klarí) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Ancient Greek: κλάδος (kládos) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Ancient Greek: ὄζος (ózos) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Ancient Greek: ἀκρεμών (akremṓn) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Haitian Creole: branch — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Hebrew: עָנָף (anaf) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Hebrew: בַּד (bad) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Hiligaynon: sanga — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Hindi: डाल (ḍāl) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Hindi: शाखा (śākhā) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Hungarian: ág — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Icelandic: grein — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Ido: brancho — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Ido: ramo — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Indonesian: dahan — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Indonesian: batang — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Ingrian: oksa — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Ingrian: vitsa — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Interlingua: branca — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Interlingua: ramo — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Iranun: sapak — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Irish: craobh — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Irish: géag — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Italian: ramo — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Japanese: 枝 (eda) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Javanese: pang — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Old Javanese: paṅ — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Jurchen: ha.r.ha — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Kazakh: бұтақ (būtaq) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Ket: әӷ — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Khmer: មែក (mɛɛk) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Khmer: សាខា (saakhaa) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Kiput: din — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Korean: 나뭇가지 (namutgaji) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Korean: 가지 (gaji) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Korean: 줄기 (julgi) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Kunigami: 枝 (yudā) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Central Kurdish: چرۆ (çro) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Central Kurdish: لق (liq) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Northern Kurdish: liq — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Kyrgyz: бутак (butak) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Kyrgyz: шак (şak) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Kyrgyz: тармак (tarmak) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Lao: ກິ່ງ (king) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Lao: ງ່າ (ngā) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Latgalian: zors — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Latin: rāmus — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Latin: sūrus — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Latin: termes — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Latvian: zars — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Lepcha: ᰀᰫᰵᰀᰩᰵ (kúngkóng) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Lezgi: хел (ꭓel) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Lingala: etape — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Lithuanian: šaka — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Low German: Telg — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Luxembourgish: Aascht — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Macedonian: гранка (granka) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Malay: dahan — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Malayalam: ശാഖ (śākha) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Maltese: fergħa — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Manchu: ᡤᠠᡵᡤᠠᠨ (gargan) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Mansaka: sanga — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Maranao: sanga — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Marshallese: aļaļ — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Middle English: braunche — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Mingrelian: ჸა (ʾa) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Miyako: 枝 (yuda) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Moksha: тарад (tarad) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Mongolian: мөчир (möčir) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Mongolian: салаа (salaa) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Mongolian: гишүү (gišüü) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Mongolian: ᠮᠥᠴᠢᠷ (möčir) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Mongolian: ᠰᠠᠯᠠᠭ᠎ᠠ (salaɣ-a) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Mongolian: ᠭᠡᠰᠢᠭᠦᠦ (gesigüü) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Nahuatl: cuauhmaitl — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Classical Nahuatl: cuammāitl — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Nanai: гара (gara) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Nanai: сукту (suktu) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Navajo: tsin bigaan — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Navajo: atsʼáozʼaʼ — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Negidal: gaja — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Nepali: हाँगा (hā̃gā) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Nivkh: тес (tes) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Norman: branque — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Norwegian Bokmål: gren — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Norwegian Bokmål: grein — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Norwegian Nynorsk: grein — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Occitan: ram — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Occitan: ramèl — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Occitan: branca — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Odia: ଡାଳ (ḍāḷa) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Odia: ଶାଖା (śākhā) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Ojibwe: wadikwan — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Okinawan: 枝 — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Church Slavic: вѣтвь (větvĭ) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Old East Slavic: вѣтвь (větvĭ) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Old English: bōg — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Old Tupi: akã — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Oroch: га̄ — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Orok: гара (gara) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Ossetian: къалиу (k’aliw) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Pannonian Rusyn: конар (konar) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Pashto: خراتګه (xarãtga) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Pashto: شاخ (šāx) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Pashto: څانګه (śānga) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Pennsylvania German: Nascht — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Iranian Persian: شاخِه (šâxe) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Iranian Persian: شاخ (šâx) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Plautdietsch: Aust — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Polish: gałąź — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Portuguese: galho — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Portuguese: ramo — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Quechua: capra — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Quechua: zapra — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Romanian: ram — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Romanian: ramură — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Romanian: creangă — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Romanian: cracă — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Romansh: rom — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Romansh: ram — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Russian: ветвь (vetvʹ) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Russian: ве́тка (vétka) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Russian: ве́точка (vétočka) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Samoan: lālā — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Sanskrit: शाखा (śā́khā) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Sardinian: nae — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Sardinian: nai — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Savosavo: aqe — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Scots: beuch — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Scottish Gaelic: meur — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Scottish Gaelic: geug — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Serbo-Croatian: гра́на — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Serbo-Croatian: вејка — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Serbo-Croatian: grána — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Serbo-Croatian: vejka — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Sicilian: ramu — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Sidamo: sina — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Slovak: vetva — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Slovak: konár — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Slovene: veja — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Spanish: rama — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Svan: აშხალ (ašxal) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Swahili: tanzu — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Swedish: gren — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Tagalog: sanga — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Tajik: шоха (šoxa) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Tajik: шох (šox) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Tamil: கிளை (kiḷai) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Tarifit: taseṭṭa — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Tatar: ботак (botaq) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Tausug: sanga — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Tày: cáng — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Tày: kính — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Telugu: కొమ్మ (komma) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Telugu: శాఖ (śākha) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Tetum: sanak — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Thai: กิ่ง (gìng) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Tibetan: ཡལ་ག (yal ga) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Tocharian B: karāk — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Tok Pisin: han — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Turkish: dal — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Turkish: budak — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Ottoman Turkish: دال (dal) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Ottoman Turkish: بوداق (budak) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Turkmen: pudak — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Udi: чӏугъ (č̣uɣ) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Udihe: га̄ — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Ukrainian: ві́тка (vítka) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Ukrainian: галу́зь (halúzʹ) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Ukrainian: галу́зка (halúzka) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Ukrainian: гі́лка (hílka) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Ukrainian: гі́лочка (híločka) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Ulch: гара — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Unami: tuhòn — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Urdu: شاخ (śāx) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Urdu: ڈال (ḍāl) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Urdu: شاخَہ (śāxa) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Uyghur: پۇتاق (putaq) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Uyghur: شاخ (shax) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Uzbek: boʻlim — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Uzbek: butoq — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Uzbek: shox — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Venetan: ràma — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Vietnamese: cành — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Vietnamese: nhánh — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Walloon: coxhe — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Welsh: cangen — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Woiwurrung: ter-ru-galk — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Wolaytta: daashshaa — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Yaeyama: 枝 (yuda) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Yaghnobi: шох (šox) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Yiddish: צווײַג (tsvayg) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Yonaguni: 枝 (duda) — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Yucatec Maya: kʼab cheʼ — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Yucatec Maya: kʼab — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Zhuang: nga — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• ǃXóõ: gǀkxʻāa-kú — woody part of a tree arising from the trunk
• Armenian: ճյուղ (čyuł) — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Bulgarian: разклоне́ние (razklonénie) — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Catalan: branc — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Chinese Mandarin: 分支 (fēn zhī) — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Dutch: tak — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Dutch: vertakking — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Dutch: arm — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Estonian: haru — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Finnish: haara — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Finnish: hanka — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Finnish: oksanhaara — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Finnish: puunhaara — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• French: branche — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• German: Abzweigung — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• German: Ästelung — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• German: Zweigung — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Greek: διακλάδωση (diakládosi) — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Greek: κλάδος (kládos) — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Greek: παρακλάδι (parakládi) — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Hebrew: עָנָף (anaf) — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Hindi: शाखा (śākhā) — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Hungarian: leágazás — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Ido: brancho — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Ido: ramo — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Italian: stanghetta — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Northern Kurdish: liq — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Northern Kurdish: çeq — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Māori: pekanga — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Middle English: braunche — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Polish: rozgałęzienie — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Portuguese: ramo — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Portuguese: broto — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Portuguese: ramal — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Romanian: ramificare — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Russian: ответвле́ние (otvetvlénije) — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Russian: ве́тка (vétka) — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Scots: brainch — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Scottish Gaelic: meur — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Serbo-Croatian: гра́на — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Serbo-Croatian: grána — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Slovak: vetva — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Slovene: veja — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Spanish: ramal — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Swahili: tanzu — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Tagalog: sangay — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Tok Pisin: han — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Turkish: dal — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Walloon: brantche — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Walloon: fotche — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Walloon: fortcheure — part that divides like the branch of a tree
• Finnish: sivujoki — creek or stream which flows into a larger river
• French: affluent — creek or stream which flows into a larger river
• Hindi: शाखा (śākhā) — creek or stream which flows into a larger river
• Hindi: उपनदी (upandī) — creek or stream which flows into a larger river
• Hindi: सहायक नदी (sahāyak nadī) — creek or stream which flows into a larger river
• Russian: прито́к (pritók) — creek or stream which flows into a larger river
• Russian: руче́й (ručéj) — creek or stream which flows into a larger river
• Slovak: prítok — creek or stream which flows into a larger river
• Finnish: haara — geometry: one of the portions of a curve that extends to infinity
• Albanian: filial — location of an organization with several locations
• Albanian: degë — location of an organization with several locations
• Armenian: մասնաճյուղ (masnačyuł) — location of an organization with several locations
• Armenian: բաժանմունք (bažanmunkʻ) — location of an organization with several locations
• Azerbaijani: filial — location of an organization with several locations
• Azerbaijani: şöbə — location of an organization with several locations
• Belarusian: філія́л (filijál) — location of an organization with several locations
• Belarusian: аддзяле́нне (addzjaljénnje) — location of an organization with several locations
• Bulgarian: клон (klon) — location of an organization with several locations
• Bulgarian: филиа́л (filiál) — location of an organization with several locations
• Catalan: sucursal — location of an organization with several locations
• Chinese Mandarin: 支店 (zhīdiàn) — location of an organization with several locations
• Chinese Mandarin: 部門 /部门 (bùmén) — location of an organization with several locations
• Chinese Mandarin: 分公司 (fēngōngsī) — location of an organization with several locations
• Chinese Mandarin: 分局 (fēnjú) — location of an organization with several locations
• Chinese Mandarin: 支局 (zhījú) — location of an organization with several locations
• Chinese Mandarin: 分店 (fēndiàn) — location of an organization with several locations
• Czech: pobočka — location of an organization with several locations
• Danish: filial — location of an organization with several locations
• Dutch: filiaal — location of an organization with several locations
• Dutch: vestiging — location of an organization with several locations
• Esperanto: filio — location of an organization with several locations
• Estonian: filiaal — location of an organization with several locations
• Finnish: toimipaikka — location of an organization with several locations
• Finnish: sivukonttori — location of an organization with several locations
• Finnish: haarakonttori — location of an organization with several locations
• Finnish: haaraosasto — location of an organization with several locations
• Finnish: haaraliike — location of an organization with several locations
• French: filiale — location of an organization with several locations
• French: succursale — location of an organization with several locations
• Georgian: ფილიალი (piliali) — location of an organization with several locations
• German: Zweigstelle — location of an organization with several locations
• German: Filiale — location of an organization with several locations
• Greek: υποκατάστημα (ypokatástima) — location of an organization with several locations
• Hebrew: סְנִיף (snif) — location of an organization with several locations
• Hindi: शाखा (śākhā) — location of an organization with several locations
• Hungarian: fiók — location of an organization with several locations
• Icelandic: útibú — location of an organization with several locations
• Ido: filialo — location of an organization with several locations
• Irish: craobh — location of an organization with several locations
• Italian: filiale — location of an organization with several locations
• Italian: succursale — location of an organization with several locations
• Japanese: 部門 (bumon) — location of an organization with several locations
• Japanese: 支店 (shiten) — location of an organization with several locations
• Japanese: 支社 (shisha) — location of an organization with several locations
• Japanese: 支局 (shikyoku) — location of an organization with several locations
• Japanese: 分局 (bunkyoku) — location of an organization with several locations
• Kazakh: филиал (filial) — location of an organization with several locations
• Kazakh: бөлімше (bölımşe) — location of an organization with several locations
• Korean: 지점 (jijeom) — location of an organization with several locations
• Korean: 지사 (jisa) — location of an organization with several locations
• Korean: 지국 (jiguk) — location of an organization with several locations
• Korean: 분국 (bun'guk) — location of an organization with several locations
• Kyrgyz: филиал (filial) — location of an organization with several locations
• Latvian: filiāle — location of an organization with several locations
• Lithuanian: filialas — location of an organization with several locations
• Macedonian: филија́ла (filijála) — location of an organization with several locations
• Macedonian: подружница (podružnica) — location of an organization with several locations
• Malayalam: ശാഖ (śākha) — location of an organization with several locations
• Mongolian: салбар (salbar) — location of an organization with several locations
• Nepali: शाखा (śākhā) — location of an organization with several locations
• Norwegian Bokmål: filial — location of an organization with several locations
• Iranian Persian: شُعْبِه (šo'be) — location of an organization with several locations
• Polish: oddział — location of an organization with several locations
• Polish: filia — location of an organization with several locations
• Polish: agenda — location of an organization with several locations
• Portuguese: filial — location of an organization with several locations
• Portuguese: departamento — location of an organization with several locations
• Portuguese: divisão — location of an organization with several locations
• Portuguese: repartição — location of an organization with several locations
• Romanian: filială — location of an organization with several locations
• Romanian: sucursală — location of an organization with several locations
• Russian: отделе́ние (otdelénije) — location of an organization with several locations
• Russian: филиа́л (filiál) — location of an organization with several locations
• Scottish Gaelic: meur — location of an organization with several locations
• Serbo-Croatian: по̀дружница — location of an organization with several locations
• Serbo-Croatian: pòdružnica — location of an organization with several locations
• Slovak: pobočka — location of an organization with several locations
• Slovene: podružnica — location of an organization with several locations
• Spanish: sucursal — location of an organization with several locations
• Spanish: delegación — location of an organization with several locations
• Spanish: filial — location of an organization with several locations
• Swedish: filial — location of an organization with several locations
• Swedish: branschkontor — location of an organization with several locations
• Tajik: шӯъба (šü'ba) — location of an organization with several locations
• Tajik: филиал (filial) — location of an organization with several locations
• Telugu: శాఖ (śākha) — location of an organization with several locations
• Turkish: şube — location of an organization with several locations
• Ukrainian: фі́лія (fílija) — location of an organization with several locations
• Ukrainian: філіа́л (filiál) — location of an organization with several locations
• Ukrainian: відді́лення (viddílennja) — location of an organization with several locations
• Urdu: بِرَنْچ (biranc) — location of an organization with several locations
• Urdu: بِرانْچ (birānc) — location of an organization with several locations
• Uzbek: filial — location of an organization with several locations
• Uzbek: shoʻba — location of an organization with several locations
• Vietnamese: nhánh — location of an organization with several locations
• Yiddish: פֿיליאַל (filyal) — location of an organization with several locations
• Assamese: ঠাল (thal) — line of family descent
• Dutch: tak — line of family descent
• Finnish: sukuhaara — line of family descent
• French: branche — line of family descent
• Hindi: वंशावली (vañśāvlī) — line of family descent
• Ido: brancho — line of family descent
• Ido: ramo — line of family descent
• Italian: ramo — line of family descent
• Māori: oka — line of family descent
• Māori: toronga — line of family descent
• Marshallese: bwij — line of family descent
• Middle English: braunche — line of family descent
• Slovak: vetva — line of family descent
• Swahili: mlango — line of family descent
• Russian: прихо́д (prixód) — Mormonism: small congregation
• Serbo-Croatian: ogranak — Mormonism: small congregation
• Armenian: ճյուղ (čyuł) — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Bulgarian: о́бласт (óblast) — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Czech: obor — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Danish: område — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Danish: gren — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Danish: branche — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Dutch: branch — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Dutch: bedrijfstak — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Dutch: vakgebied — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Dutch: branche — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Finnish: ala — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Finnish: toimiala — area in business or of knowledge, research
• French: branche — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Georgian: დარგი (dargi) — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Georgian: სფერო (spero) — area in business or of knowledge, research
• German: Branche — area in business or of knowledge, research
• German: Zweig — area in business or of knowledge, research
• German: Gebiet — area in business or of knowledge, research
• German: Wirtschaftszweig — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Greek: κλάδος (kládos) — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Hungarian: üzletág — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Hungarian: szak — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Hungarian: csoport — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Ido: fako — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Italian: branca — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Italian: ramo — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Italian: settore — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Lithuanian: šaka — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Polish: gałąź — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Polish: dział — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Portuguese: divisão — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Portuguese: ramo — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Romanian: ramură — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Romanian: branșă — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Russian: о́трасль (ótraslʹ) — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Russian: о́бласть (óblastʹ) — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Scots: brainch — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Scottish Gaelic: meur — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Serbo-Croatian: grana — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Serbo-Croatian: struka — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Slovak: odbor — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Spanish: rama — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Swedish: gren — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Swedish: område — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Tagalog: sangay — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Telugu: శాఖ (śākha) — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Thai: แขนง (kà-nɛ̌ɛng) — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Turkish: dal — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Ukrainian: га́лузь (háluzʹ) — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Vietnamese: nhánh — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Walloon: coxhe — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Walloon: brantche — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Yiddish: בראַנזשע (branzhe) — area in business or of knowledge, research
• Finnish: luotsikirja — nautical: pilot's certificate
• Finnish: haara — computer architecture: conditional sequence of code
• French: branchement conditionnel — computer architecture: conditional sequence of code
• Italian: salto condizionale — computer architecture: conditional sequence of code
• Slovak: vetva — computer architecture: conditional sequence of code
• Bulgarian: разклонявам се (razklonjavam se) — to arise from the trunk or a larger branch of a tree
• Czech: větvit se — to arise from the trunk or a larger branch of a tree
• Dutch: aftakken — to arise from the trunk or a larger branch of a tree
• Finnish: haarautua — to arise from the trunk or a larger branch of a tree
• Galician: gallar — to arise from the trunk or a larger branch of a tree
• German: abzweigen — to arise from the trunk or a larger branch of a tree
• Hungarian: hajt — to arise from the trunk or a larger branch of a tree
• Hungarian: sarjad — to arise from the trunk or a larger branch of a tree
• Hungarian: sarjadzik — to arise from the trunk or a larger branch of a tree
• Irish: géagaigh — to arise from the trunk or a larger branch of a tree
• Polish: rozgałęziać się — to arise from the trunk or a larger branch of a tree
• Portuguese: dividir — to arise from the trunk or a larger branch of a tree
• Portuguese: partir — to arise from the trunk or a larger branch of a tree
• Portuguese: separar — to arise from the trunk or a larger branch of a tree
• Portuguese: brotar — to arise from the trunk or a larger branch of a tree
• Romanian: ramifica — to arise from the trunk or a larger branch of a tree
• Slovak: vyrásť — to arise from the trunk or a larger branch of a tree
• Slovak: vyrastať — to arise from the trunk or a larger branch of a tree
• Spanish: ramificar — to arise from the trunk or a larger branch of a tree
• Bulgarian: пускам клони (puskam kloni) — to produce branches
• Finnish: haarautua — to produce branches
• Finnish: haaraantua — to produce branches
• Galician: gallar — to produce branches
• German: verzweigen — to produce branches
• Hungarian: alapít — to produce branches
• Hungarian: létrehoz — to produce branches
• Irish: géagaigh — to produce branches
• Middle English: braunchen — to produce branches
• Polish: rozgałęziać się — to produce branches
• Portuguese: brotar — to produce branches
• Portuguese: ramificar — to produce branches
• Romanian: se ramifica — to produce branches
• Slovak: vetviť sa — to produce branches
• Slovak: rozvetviť sa — to produce branches
• Spanish: ramificar — to produce branches
• Tagalog: magbunga — to produce branches
• Ottoman Turkish: بوداقلانمق (budaklanmak) — to produce branches
• Danish: opdele — to divide into separate parts or subdivisions
• Finnish: jakaa — to divide into separate parts or subdivisions
• Finnish: osittaa — to divide into separate parts or subdivisions
• Galician: gallar — to divide into separate parts or subdivisions
• Galician: esgallar — to divide into separate parts or subdivisions
• Middle English: braunchen — to divide into separate parts or subdivisions
• Romanian: ramifica — to divide into separate parts or subdivisions
• Slovak: vetviť sa — to divide into separate parts or subdivisions
• Slovak: deliť sa — to divide into separate parts or subdivisions
• Spanish: ramificar — to divide into separate parts or subdivisions
• Bulgarian: разклонявам се (razklonjavam se) — to jump to a different location in a program, especially as the result of a conditional statement
• Finnish: haarautua — to jump to a different location in a program, especially as the result of a conditional statement
• Finnish: haaraantua — to jump to a different location in a program, especially as the result of a conditional statement
• French: brancher — to jump to a different location in a program, especially as the result of a conditional statement
• German: springen — to jump to a different location in a program, especially as the result of a conditional statement
• Japanese: 分岐する (bunki suru) — to jump to a different location in a program, especially as the result of a conditional statement
• Polish: rozgałęziać się — to jump to a different location in a program, especially as the result of a conditional statement
• Romanian: ramifica — to jump to a different location in a program, especially as the result of a conditional statement
• Romanian: sări — to jump to a different location in a program, especially as the result of a conditional statement