Trisection

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 541
trl-sck's hun, n. the division of any- thing, ns an angle, into three equal parts. TrisyUabio, tris-sd-lab'ik, Trisyllab'ical, -al, adj. pertaining to a trisyllabic consisting of three syllables —adv. Tlisyllabically Trisyllable, tris-sil'a-bl, «. a word of three syllables. [Gr tri-, three, and Syllable.] Trite, tr adj worn out by use used its novelty and interest arc lost hackneyed, —adv. Tritely.—«. Trtte'neg a. [It. tri to— L. tritus, rubbed, pa.p. of tero to rub. See Try.)
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