Morpheme
Fork
Type
free base
Denotation
pronged, divided
Etymology
Middle English forke; Old English force, forca; Latin furca and reinforced by Anglo-Norman and Northern French forque, from Latin furca
Evidence
biforked, dungfork, forhead, fork, forkable, forkball, forkbeard, forked, forker, forking, forkless, forklift, forklike, forkload, forks, forktail, forkula, forkweed, forky, hayfork, pitchfork, unfork
Notes
fork, fourche, and furcate are doublets
