tri laminate (tri lam in at)

[L. tres ( tri- ), three, + lamina, plate: see laminate.] In zoöl. and bot., consisting three lam inæ or layers; tri laminar. trilateral (tri-lat'e-ral), a. [F. trilatéral (cf. trilatère ), tri later us , three-sided, tres ( tri- ), three, + lat us ( later- ), side: see lateral .] Having three sides. tri laterality (tri-lat-e-ral'i-ti), n. [ trilateral + -ity .] The character of being trilateral. Triangle, [distinguished] from every other cla of ality . mathematical figures by the single character of tri later- Day, Rhetoric, p. 85. trilaterally (tri-late-ral-i), adv . With three sides. form the base. Trigonum habenulse. Speeder side trilateral ne (tri-late-ral-nes), n. Trigonum hypo glo i, a triangular area on of the middle line of the floor of the fourth ventricle, the ality. Tri later trilithon trilemma (tri-lem'ä), n. [NL.,