succursal
1 of 2adjective
suc·cur·sal
səˈkərsəl
: of the nature of a branch or offshoot : subsidiary, auxiliary
a succursal church of a cathedral
a succursal bank
succursal
2 of 2noun
"
variants or less commonly succursale
"
plural -s
: a succursal institution (such as a dependent monastery or a branch of a business)
Word History
Etymology
Adjective
French succursale, from Medieval Latin succursus assistance, help + French -ale (feminine of -al)
Noun
French succursale, from succursale, adjective, succursal
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