trigonometric (trig"onometrik)

trigonométrique = Sp. trigonométrico = Pg. It. trigo no met rico, 6478 base being formed by the str iæ acustice, and the hypote- nuse by the inner margin of the ala cinerea. Also called tuberculum hypo glo i . - Trigonum Lieutaudi, the tri- gonum of the bladder. - Trigonum vagi. Same as ala cinerea (which see, under ala ). - Trigonum vesicæ. See def. (a). trigonyt (trig'ō-ni), n. [Cf. Gr. τριγονία, the third generation, τρεῖς ( τρι- ), three, + -γονία, production: see -gony .] A threefold birth or product. Man is that great Amphybium in whom be Three distinct souls by way of trigony . Howell , Parly of Beasts, p. 140. ( Davies .) trigram (tri'gram), n. [= F. trigram me , γράμμα , a letter.] Same as trigraph. [ τρι γράμματος, consisting of three letters, τρεῖς (τρι-), three, + γράμμα (τ-), a letter.] Consisting of three letters or of three sets of letters. trigrammatic (tri-gra-mat'ik), a. trigrammic (trī-gram'ik), n. -ic.] Same as trigrammatic . [As trigram +