triangled (trianggld)

[ The forme or situation of this Citty is like vnto a Triangle.. In one of these triangled points... standeth the Pallace of the Great Turke, called Seralia. W. Lithgow , Travels, iv. 2. In her., divided into triangles: noting the field, and equivalent equivalent to barry bendy dexter and sinister, or paly bendy dexter and sinister. triangular (tri-anggu- -ang'gu-lär), a. [F. triangu laire = Pr. triangular = Sp. Pg. triangular It. tri an go lare, lare, SOLSUR = ; a and three-sided; included within three sides and angles: as, a triangular plot of ground; i angular building. Specifically, in bot. and zool.: (a) Flat or lamellar and having three sides: as, a triangular leaf. (b) Having three lateral faces and edges; triangular in cro -section; trihedral: as, a triangular stem, seed, or column. 3. Hence, of or pertaining to three independent things; three-sided as regards elements, interests, or parties: as, a triangu lar treaty. The same triangular contest between the three Henrys and their partizans. Motley, Hist. Netherlands, II. 135. 4 In her ., represented as solid and three-sided: thus, a tri angular pyramid or a triangu lar pyramid reversed is a point or a pile which is divided by a line indicating a projecting edge, and is treated as if a solid seen in perspective. angular. Lifting up in the upper part of the skull the two tri an gulary bones called sincipital. Urquhart , tr. of Rabelais, i. 45.