trĭmestris adj. of three months; that remain with us but three months; seeds that ripen three m… trĭmĕtrŏs adj. containing three metres; double-feet; trimeter trĭmŏdĭa a vessel that contains three; a three-peck measure Trĭmontĭum a later name of the city Philippopolis in Thrace trīmŭlus adj. dim; of three years; three years old trīmus adj. of three years; three years old; a term of three years Trīnācrĭa the island of Sicily trīnālis adj. three trĭnĕpos a grandson in the fifth degree trĭneptis a female descendant in the fifth degree trīni three each; three; threefold; triple trīnĭo the number three; a three; a trey trīnĭtas the number three; a triad; the Trinity Trinŏbantes a people in the eastern part of Britain; in Essex and the... trĭnoctĭālis adj. of three nights; for the space of three nights; trinoctial trĭnoctĭum a space of three nights; three nights trĭnōdis adj. having three knots; three-knotted trĭnōmĭnis adj. having three names; triple-named trinso Trĭnummus the name of a comedy by Plautus trĭnundĭnus adj. belonging to three weekly market-days trīnus trĭo trĭōbŏlus a piece of three; a half-drachm; a trifle; half a drachm Trĭōcăla a mountain-fortress in Sicily; between Selinus and Heracl... Trĭōnes the constellation of the Wain; Ursa Major and Ursa Minor trĭōnўmus adj. having three names; triple-named Trĭŏpas a king of Thessaly; the father of Erisichthon trĭophthalmŏs a precious stone trĭorches a kind of falcon; the buzzard triorchis a plant; a kind of centaury trĭpālis adj. that has; is propped up by; three stakes trĭparcus adj. very sparing; stingy; niggardly trĭpartītĭo a threefold division trĭpartītō adv. trĭpartītus divided; divisible into three parts; threefold trĭpătĭnum a service of three dishes trĭpectŏrus adj. having three breasts; three-breasted; triplebreasted trĭpĕdālis adj. of three feet trĭpĕdānĕus adj. of three feet; three-foot- trĭpertītō adv. trĭpertītus trĭpēs adj. having three feet; three-footed; of a man leaning on a staff trĭpĕtĭa a three-legged stool Trĭphallus an epithet of Priapus Trĭphȳlĭa a name of the southern portion of Elis; Triphylian trĭpictus written three times trĭplāris adj. threefold; triple triplăsĭus adj. threefold; triple trīplex adj. threefold; triple; very great; strong; in a threefold manner trĭplĭcābĭlis adj. that can be tripled; threefold; triple trĭplĭcātĭo a tripling; trebling; triplication; a surrejoinder; triplication trĭplĭcĭter adv. trīplĭco v. a. to multiply by three; to treble; triple trĭplinthĭus adj. three bricks thick trĭplus threefold; triple trĭpŏdātĭo a solemn; measured stamping with the feet trĭpŏdes trĭpŏdius adj. consisting of three feet; a metrical foot trĭpŏdo Trĭpŏlis the name of several districts of country and of towns; A district of Thessaly; … trĭpŏlĭum a plant growing on cliffs trĭportentum an extraordinary omen; portent Trĭportĭcus a triple porch Triptŏlĕmus a son of Celeus; king of Eleusis and of Metanira; he was ... triptōta nouns; that have only three cases; triptotes trĭpŭdĭātĭo trĭpŭdio v. n. to beat the ground with the feet; to leap; jump; to leap; spring; dance trĭpŭdĭum a measured stamping; a leaping; jumping; A favorable omen trĭpūs a three-footed seat; a tripod trĭquētrus adj. having three corners; three-cornered; triangular; the trinal aspect; that in wh… trĭrēmis adj. having three banks of oars; a vessel with three banks of oars; a trireme trīs trĭsaeclĭsĕnex the old man of three generations trĭschoenus adj. containing three triscurrĭum gross buffoonery trĭsēmus adj. containing three syllabic times; one long and one short s... Trismĕgistus an epithet of Mercury trispastos a hoisting-tackle with three pulleys; two in the upper an... Trispĭthămi a race of dwarfs beyond India trissāgo trisso v. n. to twitter Tristătae the three highest nobles of a country next to the king tristĕ adv. tristĕga third stories; floors tristi tristĭcŭlus adj. dim; somewhat sorrowful; rather sad tristĭfĭcus adj. making sad; saddening tristĭmōnĭa sadness; sorrowfulness tristis adj. sad; sorrowful; mournful tristĭtas sadness tristĭtĭa sadness; mournfulness; sorrow; moroseness; sourness; gloominess tristĭtĭes sadness; mournfulness; sorrow; the name of a maid of Psyche tristĭtūdo sadness; sorrow; grief tristor v. dep. n. to be sad; grieved; downcast trĭsulcus adj. three-cleft; three-forked; threepointed; threefold trĭsyllăbus adj. of three syllables; trisyllabic trit the cry of a mouse; a squeak Tritannus a gladiator famous for his bodily strength trĭtăvĭa the mother of an