'First/Second declension Adjective'에 속하는 헬라어 단어 (9014)

τριακοντώρυγος

(Adjective), of thirty fathoms

τριακοσιόχους

(Adjective), bearing three hundredfold

τριάρμενος

(Adjective), with three sails or masts

τριβακός

(Adjective), rubbed, worn

τριβολεκτράπελος

(Adjective), in coarse rude jests.

τρίβολος

(Adjective), a caltrop, a three-spiked implement##a prickly plant, a burr, thistle##a threshing-machine, boards with sharp stones fixed in the bottom

τρίγληνος

(Adjective), with three pupils, with three bright drops

τριγλοφόρος

(Adjective), bearing mullets, for catching them

τρίγλυφος

(Adjective), thrice-cloven.

τρίγονος

(Adjective), thrice-born, three

τρίγωνος

(Adjective), 삼각의, 삼각형의, 세모 모양의##삼각형, 세모

τρίδουλος

(Adjective), a slave through three generations, thrice a slave

τρίδραχμος

(Adjective), worth or weighing three drachms

τριέλικτος

(Adjective), thrice coiled

τριέμβολος

(Adjective), like three ships' beaks

τριηραρχικός

(Adjective), of or for the trierarchy

τριηρικός

(Adjective), of or for a trireme

τριηροποιός

(Adjective), building triremes

τριθάλασσος

(Adjective), touching on or connected with three seas

τρικάρηνος

(Adjective), three-headed

τρικέφαλος

(Adjective), three-headed

τρίκλινος

(Adjective), with three couches, a dining-room with three couches, triclinium.

τρίκλωστος

(Adjective), thrice-spun, three-twisted

τρικόλωνος

(Adjective), three-hilled

τρικόρυθος

(Adjective), with triple plume

τρικόρυφος

(Adjective), three-topped

τρικόρωνος

(Adjective), thrice a crow's age

τρίκρανος

(Adjective), three-headed

τρίλλιστος

(Adjective), thrice, often or earnestly) prayed for

τρίμετρος

(Adjective), consisting of three metres;, of three syzygies, of three metres or six feet, versus senarius, trimeter