Word Origins

-noun

Group of three

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

-noun

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

Indian Tamil/Sanskrit/Hindi anguli ‘finger’

English triangle derives from above Indian words.

-adjective

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

Indian Tamil/Sanskrit/Hindi anguli ‘finger’

English triangular derives from above Indian words.

-adverb

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

Indian Tamil/Sanskrit/Hindi anguli ‘finger’

English triangularly derives from above Indian words.

-verb

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

Indian Tamil/Sanskrit/Hindi anguli ‘finger’

English triangulate derives from above Indian words.

-noun

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

Indian Tamil/Sanskrit/Hindi anguli ‘finger’

English triangulation derives from above Indian words.

-noun

Sporting term involving three events

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

English triathlon derives from it.

-noun

Human anatomy involving muscles

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

English triceps derives from it.

-noun

Dinosaur with three horns

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

English triceratops derives from it.

-noun

Human anatomy involving muscles

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

English tricolor derives from it.

-noun

Human anatomy involving muscles

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

English tricycle derives from it.

-noun

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three’.

                         danthah means ‘tooth’.

English trident (thri + danthah) derives from it.

-adjective

Happening every three years

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

English triennial derives from it.

-noun

Lens of eyeglasses with three ranges

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

English trifocals derives from it.

-adjective

Having three leaves or leaflets

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

English trifoliate derives from it.

-noun

Abbreviation of trigonometry ‘study of triangles’

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

                         gona ‘corner’

                         maatraa ‘measure’

English trigonometry (tri + gona + maatraa) derives from above Indian words.

- noun

Harmful substance in the body that clogs arteries

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

English triglycerides derives from it.

-adjective

Abbreviation of trigonometry ‘study of triangles’

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

                         gona ‘corner’

                         maatraa ‘measure’

English trigonometric (tri + gona + maatraa) derives from above Indian words.

-adjective

Abbreviation of trigonometry ‘study of triangles’

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

                         gona ‘corner’

                         maatraa ‘measure’

English trigonometrical (tri + gona + maatraa) derives from above Indian words.

-noun

Abbreviation of trigonometry ‘study of triangles’

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

                         gona ‘corner’

                         maatraa ‘measure’

English trigonometry (tri + gona + maatraa) derives from above Indian words.

-adjective

Abbreviation of tricycle

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

English trike derives from it.

-noun

Kind of lily with a stem having three leaves and a single flower

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

English trillium derives from it.

-noun, plural

Three compositions or dramas

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

English trilogies derives from it.

-noun, singular

Three compositions or dramas

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

English trilogy derives from it.

-noun

Three-month period

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

English trimester derives from it.

- noun

About three months of pregnancy

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

English trimester derives from it.

-adjective

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

English trimonthly derives from it.

-adjective

Means ‘three-fold, ‘triple’

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

English trine derives from it.

-noun

Believer in Trinity

Indian Sanskrit thri means ‘three‘.

English Trinitarian derives from it.

-noun

Indian Gods Bramha, Vishnu and Shiva.

English Father, Son and Holy Spirit (Trinity) derives from it.