triace (triase)

[ Triac inæ (trī-a-si'nē), n. pl. [NL., Divine Triad of Thebes: Amen, Mut, and Khonsu.- Cavo-rilievo sculpture on the façade of the Rameseum. sidered as having the relationship of father, mother, and child, and forming a characteristic conception in some religious systems, as that of ancient Egypt. 6. In morphology, a tertiary unit of organization resulting from integration of an aggregate of dyads. See dyad, 3. -7. An indeterminate product of three vectors.- Harmonic triad, in music, a major triad.Harmonic triads, in math. See harmonic.