#afurca

• Fork — To divide or branch out into two distinct paths or forks resembling the shape of a fork; to place, catch, or support an object (especially hay, grain sheaves, or wooden beams) using a pitchfork. In a regional geographical sense, it describes a road, a watercourse, or a path that splits into two secondary directions.
• Forking — The act of forking or branching out and its result; a place of branching, separation, or structural fork-shaped ramification of a linear element, such as a path, a watercourse, or the branches of a towering tree.
• Forked — Divided or split into two distinct branches or directions, having the shape of a fork; having been placed, supported, or manipulated with a pitchfork during rural household activities. In botany or geography, it describes a stem, branch, or valley that displays a native structural bifurcation.