Having two parallel or branching courses, paths, or directions.
From bi- (two) + cursal (from Latin cursus, meaning course or path). This rare anatomical and botanical term describes structures that split or run in dual directions.
Bicursal is almost extinct in modern English, but it's still used in specialized botany to describe plant structures that fork into two distinct pathways—a perfect example of how technical jargon preserves ancient Latin concepts.
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