what does branché mean
The French word 'branche' is the source of the English word branch, as of a tree.By extension, the French word refers to the branch of a family tree, or of an organization.Likewise, the French word takes on the meaning of arm, in the sense of the over-the-ear parts of a glasses' frame, and of the pointers on a compass. am an arborist. Graduate study, travel, work make me an expert in benthics, European languages, wildlife mapping, world fauna and flora. The French word 'branche' is the source of the English word branch, as of a tree. By extension, the French word refers to the branch of a family tree, or of an organization.
Dictionaries - Baker's Evangelical Dictionary of Biblical Theology - Branch. Branch [N] [E] Many figures of speech in Scripture used to illustrate spiritual truth are taken from agriculture. One such set of ideas has to do with limbs, secondary stems, or new growth on vines, bushes, and trees. More than twenty Hebrew and Greek words are employed to connote this growth; they have been translated variously as a branch,  shoot,  sprout,  tendril,  or twig..