I refer to Berlitz Portuguese Pocकet Dictionary, Portuguese-English
English-Portuguese from Berlitz Publishing New Yorक Munich Singapore.
Original edition edited by the Langenscheidt editorial staff.
Compiled by Claudina Marques Coelho.  © 2006 Berlitz Publishing/APA
Publications GmbH & Co. Verlag कG, Singapore Branch, Singapore.
Printed in Germany.  ISBN 978-981-246-944-1.

I then refer to Page # 138 titled “rainha” of the above and Column #
1.

Then please refer to the 8th Portuguese word, “ram|agem”.  There the
meaning is given for this word and also meanings for endings that are
attached to “ram|agem”.

The feminine (“f”)  meaning in the dictionary for “ram|agem” is
“foliage, branches.”

Then the dictionary says gives meanings for endings that are attached
to “ram|agem.”

The first one  “~al” thus  the word “ramal” (the letters after “|” in
“ram|agem” need to be replaced) and this word the dictionary says is
masculine (“m”) and means “branch railway, branch road.”

Then the dictionary gives meaning for words with other endings.
“~alhete” (hence “ramalhete”) means “bouquest, bunch.”
“~ificação” (thus “ramificação”) means “ramification.”
“~ificar” (thus “ramificar”) means “ramify, branch (out).” “~o” (hence
“ramo”) means “branch; bunch.”

I am interested in “ramal” and the meaning  “branch railway.”  Why?
Because "Ram" is a name for the Lord.  The Hare कrishna Mahamantra
capsulates  "Ram" and "कrishna", the names of the Lord. Prabhupada
(Hare कrishna Founder) signalled automated initiations via Rail
Modelling in November 1977 however this order has not been followed by
the usurpers.