TREIS-KARDEN

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American English-Russian dictionary. Американский Англо-Русский словарь. 2012

TRIAD — noun Etymology: Latin ~-, trias, from Greek, from treis three Date: 1546 a union or group of three ; Trinity …
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THREE — noun Etymology: Middle English, from ~, adjective, from Old English thrīe (masculine), thrēo (feminine & neuter); akin to Old High …
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GRIMM'S LAW — noun Etymology: Jacob Grimm Date: 1838 a statement in historical linguistics: Proto-Indo-European voiceless stops became Proto-Germanic voiceless fricatives (as in …
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TRIBRACH — I. tribrach ˈtrīˌbrak, ˈtriˌ- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin tribrachys, from Greek, having three short syllables, from tri- three …
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TRIAD — I. ˈtrīˌad, -īəd noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin triad-, trias, from Greek; akin to Greek treis three — more …
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TREY — I. ˈtrā noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English treye, treis, from Middle French treie (from Latin tria, neuter, three) …
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THREE — I. ˈthrē adjective Etymology: Middle English three, thre, from Old English thrīe (masculine), thrēo (feminine & neuter); akin to Old …
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TRIT- — combining form or trito- Etymology: Greek, from tritos; akin to Greek treis three — more at three : third : …
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TRISKAIDEKAPHOBIA — ˌtriˌskīˌdekəˈfōbēə noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek triskaideka, treiskaideka thirteen (from treis three + kai and + deka ten) + …
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TRIS- — (|)tris prefix Etymology: Greek, from tris, from treis three — more at three : thrice : tripled tris tetrahedron — …
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TRIERARCHY — ˈtrīəˌrärkē, -ˌrȧk-, -ki noun ( -es ) Etymology: Greek triērarchia, from triērarchos one who furnishes a trireme, commander of a …
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TRICHOTOMY — -_mē noun ( -es ) Etymology: probably from (assumed) New Latin trichotomia, from Greek trichotomein to trisect (from tricha threefold …
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TRICHILIA — trīˈkilēə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek tricheilos three-lipped, from tri- three (akin to Greek treis three) + …
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TRIAKISOCTAHEDRON — |trīəkə̇s, trīˈak-+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary triakis- (from Greek triakis three times) + octahedron; akin to Greek treis three …
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TRIAENE — ˈtrīˌēn noun ( -s ) Etymology: Greek triaina trident; akin to Greek treis three : an elongated sponge spicule with …
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ISOTRIA — īˈsä.trēə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from is- + Greek tria three, neuter of treis three — more at …
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GRIMM'S LAW — ˈgrimz- noun Usage: usually capitalized G & often capitalized L Etymology: after Jacob Grimm died 1863 German philologist 1. a. …
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EPITRITE — ˈepə.ˌtrīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: Late Latin epitritos, from Greek, from epitritos 1 1/3, having a ratio of 4:3, …
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CONSONANT SHIFT — noun 1. : the set of regular changes in consonant articulation which distinguish the Germanic languages from the other Indo-European …
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TRI- — a combining form meaning "three," used in the formation of compound words: triacid; triatomic. [ ME tres, tria, Gk treîs, …
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THREE — /three/ , n. 1. a cardinal number, 2 plus 1. 2. a symbol for this number, as 3 or III. …
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THIRD — I. ˈthərd adjective Etymology: Middle English thridde, thirde, from Old English thridda, thirdda; akin to Latin tertius third, Greek tritos, …
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TRISKAIDEKAPHOBIA — noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek treiskaideka thirteen (from treis three + kai and + deka ten) + New Latin …
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TRICHOTOMOUS — adjective Etymology: Late Greek trichotomein to trisect, from Greek tricha in three (akin to treis three) + -tomein (akin to …
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TRIAD — -əd noun Etymology: Latin triad-, trias, from Greek, from treis three Date: 1546 1. : a union or group of …
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TRI- — Etymology: Latin (from tri-, tres ) & Greek, from tri-, treis — more at three 1. : three : having …
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TREY — noun ( plural treys ) Etymology: Middle English treye, treis, from Anglo-French trei, treis three, from Latin tres — more …
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THREE — noun Etymology: Middle English, from three, adjective, from Old English thrīe (masculine), thrēo (feminine & neuter); akin to Old High …
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TREY — [trey] n, pl treys [ME treye, treis, fr. MF treie, treis, fr. L tres three] (14c) 1: the side of …
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ТРАЙС-КАРДЕН — Treis-Karden
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TRACE — trace.ogg _I 1. treıs n 1. обыкн. pl след, отпечаток ( ноги, лапы и т. п. ) traces of human …
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TRACE — I 1. [treıs] n 1. обыкн. pl след, отпечаток ( ноги, лапы и т. п. ) ~s of human feet …
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TRACE — _I 1. treıs n 1. обыкн. pl след, отпечаток ( ноги, лапы и т. п. ) traces of human feet …
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