Trivial

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 541
triv'i-al, adj. that may be found any- where, common of little importance trilling —adv. Trivially.— «. Triv'ialne . (L tnvialis [tit.) ‘to be found at the cro -roads or public streets’ tvivium, a place where three ways meet-rirr, three, via. a way.] TTochaio, tro-kfi'ik, Trocha'lcal, -af, adj. consisting of trochees.— Trochaic, n. a trochaic vcr.se or measure.
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