tri-glwvci<Eth>" , i<Eth>no", oJ, hJ , three-barbed, Il.
trigmov"
trigmov" or trismov" , oJ , ( trivzw ) a scream, squeak, Plut.
trigoniva
triØgoniva , hJ , the third generation, Dem. From trivgono"
trivgono"
triv-gono" , on , ( givgnomai ) thrice-born: in pl. simply = trei`" , three, Eur.
trigwnoeidhv"
triØgwno-eidhv" , ev" , ( ei\do" ) triangular-shaped, Polyb.
trivgwno"
triv-gwno" , on , ( gwniva ) three-cornered, triangular, Aesch.
II. as Subst. , trivgwnon, tov , a triangle, Plat .: name of a musical instrument, Id.
trivdoulo"
triv-doulo" , on , a slave through three generations, thrice a slave, Soph.
trivdracmo"
triv-dracmo" , on , worth or weighing three drachms, Ar.
trievlikto"
tri-evlikto" , on , thrice coiled, Orac. ap. Hdt. , Anth.
trievmbolo"
tri-evmbolo" , on , ( ejmbolhv ) like three ships‘ beaks, Ar.
triethriv"
tri-ethriv" ( sc. eJorthv ) , ivdo", hJ , a triennial festival, Hdt ., Eur.
2. ( sub. perivodo" ), a period of three years, h. Hom. , Arist.
trievth"
tri-evth" , ou , or tri-ethv" , ev", oJ , ( e[to" ) of or for three years, Hdt ., Theocr. : netut. trievte" as Adv. for three years, Od.
trizughv"
tri-zuØghv" , ev" , triv-zuØgo" , on , and trivzux , oJ, hJ , threeyoked, three in union, of the Graces, Eur. , Anth.
trivzw
trivzw (Root TRIG ): pf. tevtri<Eth>ga (used as a pres. ), Ep. part. tetrigw`te" , for tetrigovte" :—of animals, to utter a shrill cry, to scream, cry, of young birds, Il.; of bats, Od.; of ghosts (which, in Shaksp., ’squeak and gibber’), Hom. , etc.
2. of other sounds, nw`ta tetrivgei ( Ep. plqpf .) the wrestlers‘ backs cracked, Il.; tr. tou;" o[donta" to gnash the teeth, N.T. ; of a musical string, to twang, Anth. (Formed from the sound.)