trilogiva
triØlogiva , hJ , a trilogy, v. tetralogiva .
trilofiva
triØ-lofiva , hJ , a triple crest, Ar.
trimavkaira
triØ-mavkaira , fem. as if from trivmakar , thrice-blest, Anth.
trivmetro"
triv-metro" , on , ( mevtron ) of verses, consisting of three metres; i.e. in iambics, trochaics, and anapaestics, of three syzygies (of two feet each); but in dactylics of three single feet: tr. i[ambo" an iambic verse of three metres or six feet, versus senarius, Hdt .; so tovno" trivmetro" trimeter verse, Id.; trivmetron, tov , Ar.
trivmhno"
triv-mhno" , on , ( mhvn ) of three months, Soph .; so, hJ trivmhno" a period of three months, Hdt.
tri`mma
tri`mma , ato", tov , ( trivbw ) that which is rubbed: metaph ., like trivbwn II . 2, a practised knave, Ar.
trimmov"
trimmov" , oJ , ( trivbw ) a beaten road, Xen.
trimoiriva
triØ-moiriva , hJ , ( moi`ra ) a triple portion, triple pay, Xen.
trivmoiro"
triv-moiro" , on , ( moi`ra ) threefold, triple, Aesch.
trivmorfo"
triv-morfo" , on , ( morfhv ) three-formed: —in pl. = trei`", Moi`rai tr . the three fates, Aesch.
Trinakriva
Tri<Eth>nakriva , hJ , Sicily, a later form of Qrinakivh , Thuc.
trivnax
trivnax »iØ1/4, a±ko", hJ , ( ajkhv ) a trident or three-pronged mattock, Anth.
trixov"
trixov" , hv, ovn , Ion. for trissov" .
trivodo"
triv-odo" , hJ , a meeting of three roads, Lat. trivium , Theogn ., Eur. , etc.
2. Hecaté, Lat. Trivia , aJ qeo;" ejn triovdoisi Theocr .; oi|o" ejk triovdou i.e. vulgar, Luc.
triovdou"