This term "trifurca" was used to refer to a fork-shaped machine with three pieces that was used to drive the movement that the bellows carried out in the smithies, thus allowing the professionals of those to have the fire of the furnaces at the temperature and with the vigor necessary to introduce the metals they used.
It is considered that this device generated so much noise that “trifurca” began to be used, which would later lead to a brawl, as a synonym for uproar. And hence the current meaning it has.
In a brawl, it is possible to say something that you don't really feel in order to hurt the other person. It is very common for a group of people who have had a fight to apologize for what happened and settle what happened with a correction of their attitude and with good words.
In some cases, a brawl can have negative consequences. For example, a high school student can be expelled from the center for a few days if he has starred in several fights in a short time. Similarly, a worker who organizes frequent fights in the office produces negative energy in his environment.
The word we use today when a group of people lose their composure and make a mess. This voice is a corruption of a trifurca, an apparatus with three levers to give movement to the bellows of a metallurgical furnace. The word was formed from tri (three) and furca (meaning hairpin). To operate this device, three people were required to move the levers with frantic movements and, as a simile of this scandal, they said trifuriate and then brawl to a scandal between people.
