Tripedal

tnp'e-dal, adj. having three feet. [L. tres three, and jes, ped is E. Foot.] Tripetaloua, tri-pel'al-us, adj {hot.) having three petals or flower -leaves. (Gr. treis, three, and petal on, a leaf, bee Petal Triphthong, trif'thong or tnp'thong, n. a combination of three vowels to form one Sound.— adj. Triphthon'gal. [Fr. tnpkthonguc— Gr. treis, three, and pkthongos, sound.] Triple, tnp'l, adj consisting of three united three times repeated. v.t. to treble. adv. Triply. [Fr.— L. irjf^us ( .) thrice-full tn-, root of tres E. Three, and -plus, akin to plea us, E Fill. Cf- Double.) Triplet, trip'let, three of a kind or three united: three lines rhyming together: (music) a group of three notes occupying the time of two, indicated hy a slur and the figure 3.