trilling (triling)

[L. tres ( tri- ), three, + E. -ling1, after twilling ( trilobite Myself humming to myself... the trillo, and found by use that it do come upon me. Pepys, Diary, I. 198. Charming sweet at night to dream On mo y pillows by the trilloes Of a gently purling stream. Add is on, The Guardian, No. 134. trilobate (trī-lō'bāt or tri'lō-bāt), a. [L. tres ( tri- ), three, + NL. lobatus , lobed: see lobate .] Three-lobed; having three lobes or foils: noting a part divided from the apex to the middle into three sections which recede somewhat from each other. trilobated (trī-lō bā-ted), a. [ trilobate + -ed2.] Same as trilobate . Pointed windows... trilobated or with elaborate tracery. Amer . Jour . Archæol ., VI. 594. Trilobate Leaf of Ipomea Learii.