1) Biramous 2) Branched 3) Divide into two branches 4) Divided 5) Forficate 6) Fork 7) Forked 8) Pronged 9) Prongy 10) Resembling a fork 11) Split or divide into two 12) To cause to bifurcate 1) Biramous 2) Branched 3) Divided 4) Forficate 5) Forked 6) Prongy 
forked, or divided into two parts or branches 
branching into, or twice forkred
Dividing into two branches. 
• (v. i.) To divide into two branches. • (a.) Alt. of Bifurcated
Forked or notched.
divided into two forks or branches
Bifurcated ... Forked; two-pronged; having two branches. ... Origin: bi-+ L. Furca, fork ... (05 Mar 2000) ... 
(bi-fur´kāt) divided into two branches.
(v) Bifurcate is the step by which a judge separate a part of the issue under his consideration or the case for trial and decide on them without concluding the other issues brought in the suit. Eg. Admitting separation without deciding the division of marital property in a divorce petition.
divided into two forks or branches
Bi·fur'cate intransitive verb To divide into two branches. 
Two-pronged, or divided into two branches or parts.
Type: Term Pronunciation: bī-fŭr′kāt, -kā-ted Definitions: 1. Forked; two-pronged; having two branches.
(bi;fur-kat) Forked; divided into two branches.
See: bifurcated trial
branching into, or twice forkred
forked, or divided into two parts or branches
[adj] - resembling a fork 2. [v] - split or divide into two 3. [v] - divide into two branches
bifurcate To divide into two parts or branches; two forks.
biramous adjective resembling a fork; divided or separated into two branches; `the biramous appendages of an arthropod`; `long branched hairs on its legson which pollen collects`; `a forked river`; `a forked tail`; `forked lightning`; `horseradish grown...
Latin bis = double, and furco = fork, hence to divide into two.