trīcēni thirty at a time; thirty each; thirty trīcennālis adj. belonging to thirty years; tricennial; plur. subst; a festival celebrated once … trīcennĭum the space of thirty years trĭcenti trĭcentĭes adv. trīceps adj. having three heads; triple-headed; threefold trīcēsĭmāni soldiers of the thirtieth legion trīcēsĭmus the thirtieth; subst; the name of a town in; on the Rhine trīcessis thirty trĭchalcon a coin of the value of three trĭchaptum a fine; soft garment woven of hair; a hairgarment trĭchĭas a kind of sardine trĭchĭăsis a disease of the eyelids; when the lashes grow inside trĭchĭla a bower; summer-house; slight; meagre trĭchītis a kind of alum trĭchŏmănes a plant resembling trĭchordis adj. three-stringed trĭchōrum a room divided into three apartments trichrus a tricolored gem trīcĭes adv. num. thirty times; three millions of trĭcĭnĭum a song by three voices; a trio Trĭcĭpĭtīnus a surname in the; father of Lucretia; a consul; and conqueror of the Volsci trĭcla trīclīnĭarches a chief servant who has charge of the table trīclīnĭāris adj. belonging to an eating - couch; diningroom; Subst; An eating-room; dining-room trīclīnĭum a couch running round three sides of a table for reclining on at meals; an eati… trīco a mischiefmaker; shuffler; trickster trĭcoccum a kind of trĭcōlum a sentence; period consisting of three clauses trīcor v. dep. n. to make; start difficulties; to trifle; dally; shuffle; play tricks Tricorĭi a people of trĭ-cornĭger adj. having three horns; points trĭcornis adj. having three horns; three-horned trĭcorpor adj. having three bodies; three-bodied; tricorporal trīcōsus adj. full of difficulties; perplexities; full of wiles; tricks trĭ-cuspis adj. having three; points; tines; three-pointed; three-tineà trĭdacna a kind of oysters trĭ-dens adj. having three teeth; tines; three-tined; threepronged; tridented trĭdentĭfer the trident-bearer trĭdentĭger the trident-bearer trĭdentĭpŏtens ruling with the trident trīdŭānus adj. lasting three days; of three days; continuance trīdŭum the space of three days; three days trĭennĭa a festival celebrated every three years; a triennial festival trĭennis adj. three years old trĭennĭum the space of three years; three years trĭens a third part; a third; The third part of an; one third per cent; four per cent trĭentābŭlum a portion of public land assigned to creditors in place of a third part of the … trĭentālis adj. that contains a third of a foot trĭentārĭus adj. belonging to a third part; a third of one per cent; four per cent trĭentĭus adj. sold for a third trĭērarchus the captain of a trireme; a trierarch trĭēris adj. having three ranges of oars; Subst; a ship; galley of three ranges of oar-banks… trĭĕtērĭcus adj. recurring every three years; triennial; subst; the festival of Bacchus trĭĕtēris a space of three years; three years; a triennial festival; trĭfārĭam adv. triply; in three places; in a threefold manner; in three ways trĭfārĭus adj. of three sorts; ways; threefold; triple trĭfaux adj. having three throats; triple-throated trĭfax a kind of long missile weapon trĭfer adj. thricebearing; that bears fruit three times a year trĭfĭdus adj. cleft; cloven into three parts; three-cleft; threeforked trĭfīlis adj. having three threads; hairs trĭfīnĭum a place where three boundaries meet trĭfissĭlis adj. cleft; cloven into three parts; threeforked Trĭfŏlīnus adj. belonging to Mount Trifolium near Naples trĭfŏlĭum threeleaved grass; trefoil trĭformis adj. having three forms; shapes; natures; threefold; triple; triform trĭformĭtas triplicity of shape trĭ-fūr a triple thief; an arrant thief trĭ-furcĭfer an arch rogue; arrant knave trĭfurcĭum any thing of a three-forked shape trĭfurcus adj. having three forks; prongs; points; threeforked; three-pronged trīga A team of three horses; a chariot drawn by three horses; A set of three; a tria… trĭgămĭa a threefold; third marriage; trigamy trĭgămus a thricemarried man; one who has three wives; who has been married three times trīgārĭus adj. belonging to a; subst; one who drives a threehorse chariot; A place in which; a… trĭgĕmĭno v. a. to triple; treble trĭgĕmĭnus adj. three born at a birth; three twin-brothers; subst; three brothers born at a bir… trĭgemmis adj. having three buds; eyes trīgēsĭmus trīginta thirty; of the thirty tyrants; N. cr triglītis a precious stone trīglўphus an ornament in the frieze of the Doric order; a triglyph trĭgōn a kind of ball for playing with trĭgōnālis adj. belonging to the; in lemm trĭgōnĭcus adj. triangular; three-cornered; trigonal trĭgōnĭum A triangle; The name of two plants trĭgōnus adj. three-cornered; triangular; trigonal; Substt; a triangle trīgŏnus a kind of fish; the sting-ray trĭhōrĭum the space of three hours; three hours trĭjŭgis adj. drawn by three horses yoked abreast; three-horse- trĭjŭgus adj. threefold; triple trĭlătĕrus adj. three-sided; trilateral trĭlībris adj. of three pounds weight; three-pound- trĭlinguis adj. triple-tongued; having three tongues; Speaking three tongues; languages trĭlix adj. woven with three sets of leashes; triple-twilled trĭ-longus adj. consisting of three long syllables trĭlōris adj. having three stripes; triple-striped trīmātus the age of three years trĭmembris adj. having three sets of limbs; triple-membered