Word Origins

-noun, singular

Musical composition with three instruments or voices

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

English trio derives from it.

-noun, plural

Musical compositions with three instruments or voices

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

English trios derives from it.

-adjective

Three-party affair

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

English tripartite derives from it.

- noun

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘..

English triphosphate derives from it.

-noun

Hit in American baseball that lets the batter to reach third base

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

English triple derives from it.

-noun

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

                         band means ’bond’, ‘tie’.

English triple bond derives from above Indian words.

-noun

Getting three players out in a single play in American baseball

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘..

English triple play derives from above Indian words.

-noun

Conditions under which a substance has three states of solid, liquid and gas in equilibrium

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘..

English triple point derives from it.

-noun

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘..

English triplet derives from it.

-noun

Means three-fold, triple

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘..

English triplex derives from it.

-adjective

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘..

English triplicate derives from it.

-noun

Means three-fold, triple

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘..

English triplicate derives from it.

-verb

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘..

English triplicate derives from it.

-verb

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘..

English triplicated derives from it.

-noun

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘..

English triplicating derives from it.

-adverb

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘..

English triply derives from it.

-noun

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three’.

Indian Sanskrit paadah means ‘foot’.

English tripod ( thri + paad ) derives from above Indian words.

-adjective

Means having three feet

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

                         paadah means ‘foot‘.

English tripodal derives from it.

d is our simple symbol for soft d sound as in this.

-noun

Picture of carving or painting with three panels

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘..

English triptych derives from it.

-noun

Ancient galley with three banks of oars

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘..

English trireme derives from it.

-verb

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘..

English trisect derives from it.

-noun

Indian Sanskrit thrishool (from Sanskrit thri ‘three’ + shoolah ‘stick’) means ’trident’. It is the weapon of Indian god Shiva and Greek god Poseidon.

-noun

Indian Sanskrit thrishool (from Sanskrit thri ‘three’ + shoolah ‘stick’) means ’trident’. It is the weapon of Indian god Shiva and Greek god Poseidon.

-noun

Radioactive isotope of Hydrogen with one proton and two neutrons

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘..

English Tritium derives from it.

-noun

Member of a three-person ruling body

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘..

English triumvir derives from it.

-noun

Three-person ruling body

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘..

English triumvirate derives from it.

-noun

Concept of three-in-one, God

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘..

English triune derives from it.

-noun

Stand with three legs

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘..

English trivet derives from it.

-noun

Three liberal arts of grammar, logic and rhetoric

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘..

English trivium derives from it.