English

Adjective

multicursal ‎(comparative more multicursal, superlative most multicursal)

1. (Of a maze or labyrinth or figurative) having more than one possible route between the centre and the outside.

   That multicursal maze of his was devilishly trickly.

   • 1922, W. H. Matthews, Mazes & Labyrinths, page xii. 185

     The Hampton Court maze..may serve as the type of a compact and the Versailles example..that of a diffuse multicursal labyrinth.

   • 1988, W. B. Faris, The Labyrinths of Lang, page iv. 86

     The reader's progress through these labyrinths of language thus forms a multicursal pattern.