ramal

[ rey-muhl ]

adjective

1. of or relating to a ramus.

Other Words From

• inter·ramal adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of ramal¹

1855–60; < Latin rām ( us ) branch ( ramus ) + -al ¹

Example Sentences

Mexico's prior government initially valued the Ramal Tula project at $66 million when the contract was awarded in 2014.

From Reuters

“The resignation of the economy minister showed there is an economic and financial collapse that is affecting the lives of workers, of the whole the population,” said Workers’ Party member Marcelo Ramal.

From Reuters

César Ramal, a doctor at a public hospital in the jungle city of Iquitos who was flown to Lima last year after he became sick with covid-19, summarized the nation’s indignation.

From Washington Post

Tuesday reporting an attempted suicide in the 8400 block of Via Sierra Ramal, said Whittier Lt.

From Los Angeles Times

Last week, the Paladins hired Ramal Faunteroy as defensive line coach to take over for Jimmy Lindsey, who left last month for an assistant’s spot at Georgia Southern.

From Washington Times