n.
Pronunciation: tr ī - ' ske-l ē - ə n, tri-
Variant: or tri · skele \ ' tr ī - ˌ sk ē l, ' tri- \
Function: noun
Etymology: triskelion from New Latin, from Greek triskel ē s three-legged, from tri- + skelos leg; triskele from Greek triskel ē s ― more at ISOSCELES
Date: circa 1857
: a figure composed of three usually curved or bent branches radiating from a center
triskelion