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• Australian, Received-Pronunciation: /θɜːd/
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• US: /θɚd/
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• Scotland: /θɪɹd/
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• New-Zealand: /θøːd/
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• /θeːd/ Liverpool, fair–fur merger
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• /θɛːd/ Humberside, Teesside, fair–fur merger
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• Ireland: /tʊːɹd/
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• New-York-City: /t̪ɔɪd/
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• rhymes with -ɜː(ɹ)d
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• homophone: turd (th-stopping)
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• CMU ARPABET: TH ER1 D Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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PIE word *tréyes From Middle English thirde, thridde, from Old English þridda, from Proto-Germanic *þridjô, from Pre-Germanic *tretyós, a remodeling of Proto-Indo-European *tr̥tyós.

326 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: derde — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Albanian: tretë — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Southern Altai: ӱчинчи (üčinči) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Arabic: ثَالِث (ṯāliṯ) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Arabic: ثَالِثَة (ṯāliṯa) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Arabic: تالت (tālit) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Arabic: ثَالِث (tālit, ṯāliṯ) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Arabic: ثَالِث (tālet) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Armenian: երրորդ (errord) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Aromanian: antreilu — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Assamese: তৃতীয় (tritio) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Asturian: terceru — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Azerbaijani: üçüncü — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Bashkir: өсөнсө (ösönsö) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Basque: hirugarren — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Belarusian: трэ́ці (tréci) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Bengali: তৃতীয় (tritiẏo) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Bengali: তেসরা (teśora) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Breton: trede — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Breton: teirvet — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Breton: trivet — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Bulgarian: тре́ти (tréti) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Burmese: တတိယ (ta.ti.ya.) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Buryat: гурбадахи (gurbadaxi) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Carpathian Rusyn: тре́тый (trétŷj) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Catalan: tercer — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Chinese Mandarin: 第三 (dìsān) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Chuukese: aunungatin — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Chuvash: виҫҫӗмӗш (viśśĕmĕš) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Crimean Tatar: üçünci — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Czech: třetí — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Danish: tredje — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Dolgan: үһүс (ühüs) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Dutch: derde — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Esperanto: tria — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Estonian: kolmas — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Evenki: илӣ (ilī) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Finnish: kolmas — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• French: troisième — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• French: trois — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• North Frisian: traad — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• North Frisian: dör — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• North Frisian: treer — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Old Frisian: thredda — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• West-Frisian: tredde — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Gagauz: üçüncü — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Galician: terceiro — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Georgian: მესამე (mesame) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• German: dritte — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Gothic: 𐌸𐍂𐌹𐌳𐌾𐌰 (þridja) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Greek: τρίτος (trítos) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Ancient Greek: τρίτος (trítos) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Hawaiian: kolu — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Hebrew: שלישי (shelîyshîy) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Hindi: तीसरा (tīsrā) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Hindi: तृतीय (tŕtīya) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Hindi: तीजा (tījā) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Hungarian: harmadik — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Icelandic: þriðji — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Icelandic: þriðja — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Ido: triesma — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Indonesian: ketiga — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Ingrian: kolmas — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Interlingua: tertie — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Irish: tríú — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Isoko: avịsa — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Italian: terzo — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Italian: terza — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Japanese: 三番目 (sanban-me) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Japanese: 三つ目 (mittsume) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Kalmyk: һурвдгч (ğurvdgç) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Kazakh: үшінші (üşınşı) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Khakas: ӱзінӌі (üzìncì) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Khmer: ទីបី (tii bəy) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Korean: 셋째 (setjjae) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Central Kurdish: سێیەم (sêyem) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Kyrgyz: үчүнчү (ücüncü) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Lao: ທີ່ສາມ (thī sām) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Latgalian: trešs — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Latgalian: treša — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Latgalian: trešais — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Latgalian: trešuo — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Latin: tertius — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Latvian: trešais — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Latvian: trešā — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Lithuanian: trečias — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Lithuanian: trečia — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Lombard: terz — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Luxembourgish: drëtt — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Macedonian: тре́ти (tréti) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Macedonian: трет (tret) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Malay: ketiga — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Malayalam: മൂന്നാം (mūnnāṁ) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Maltese: it-tilet — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Manx: treeoo — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Māori: tuatoru — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Māori: te toru — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Middle English: thridde — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Mongolian: гуравдугаар (guravdugaar) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Mongolian: гуравдахь (guravdaxʹ) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Classical Nahuatl: ic ēyi — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Navajo: tááʼ góneʼ — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Norwegian Bokmål: tredje — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Norwegian Nynorsk: tredje — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Norwegian Nynorsk: tridje — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Occitan: tresen — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Occitan: tèrç — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Old Church Slavonic: трєти (treti) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Old English: þridda — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Old Prussian: tīrts — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Old Turkic: 𐰇𐰲𐰨 — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Pali: tatiya — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Pennsylvania German: dritt — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Persian: سوم (sevvom) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Plautdietsch: dredda — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Polish: trzeci — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Portuguese: terceiro — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Portuguese: terceira — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Portuguese: terço — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Portuguese: terça — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Russian: тре́тий (trétij) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Northern Sami: goalmmát — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Samogitian: trets — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Sanskrit: तृतीय (tṛtīya) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Scots: third — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Scottish Gaelic: treas — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Scottish Gaelic: trìtheamh — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Serbo-Croatian: тре̏ћӣ — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Serbo-Croatian: trȅćī — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Shor: ӱжӱнчи — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Sinhalese: තුන්වැනි (tunwæni) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Slovak: tretí — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Slovene: tretji — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Lower Sorbian: tśeśi — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Upper Sorbian: třeći — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Spanish: tercero — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Swahili: ya tatu — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Swedish: tredje — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Tagalog: ikatlo — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Tajik: сеюм (seyum) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Tamil: மூன்றாம் (mūṉṟām) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Tamil: மூன்றாவது (mūṉṟāvatu) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Tatar: өченче (öçençe) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Telugu: మూడో (mūḍō) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Thai: ที่สาม (tîi-sǎam) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Tocharian B: trite — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Turkish: üçüncü — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Ottoman Turkish: اوچنجی (üçüncü) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Turkmen: üçünji — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Udmurt: куинетӥ (kuińeti) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Ukrainian: тре́тій (trétij) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Urdu: تیسرا (tīsrā) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Urdu: سِوَم (sivam) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Uyghur: ئۈچىنچى (üchinchi) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Uzbek: uchinchi — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Vietnamese: thứ ba — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Volapük: kilid — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Votic: kõlmõz — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Welsh: trydydd — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Welsh: trydedd — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Yakut: үһүс (ühüs) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Yiddish: דריט (drit) — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Yoruba: ẹkẹta — the ordinal form of the cardinal number three — see also 3rd
• Afrikaans: derde — person or thing in the third position
• Arabic: ثَالِث (ṯāliṯ) — person or thing in the third position
• Arabic: ثَالِث (tālet) — person or thing in the third position
• Armenian: երրորդ (errord) — person or thing in the third position
• Basque: hirugarren — person or thing in the third position
• Belarusian: трэ́ці (tréci) — person or thing in the third position
• Bengali: তেসরা (teśora) — person or thing in the third position
• Bulgarian: тре́ти (tréti) — person or thing in the third position
• Catalan: tercer — person or thing in the third position
• Catalan: tercerol — person or thing in the third position
• Czech: třetí osoba — person or thing in the third position
• Dutch: derde — person or thing in the third position
• Finnish: kolmas — person or thing in the third position
• French: troisième — person or thing in the third position
• French: tiers — person or thing in the third position
• Galician: terceira — person or thing in the third position
• Galician: terceiro — person or thing in the third position
• German: Dritter — person or thing in the third position
• German: Dritte — person or thing in the third position
• Hungarian: harmadik — person or thing in the third position
• Icelandic: þriðji — person or thing in the third position
• Icelandic: þriðja — person or thing in the third position
• Interlingua: tertio — person or thing in the third position
• Interlingua: tertia — person or thing in the third position
• Italian: terzo — person or thing in the third position
• Central Kurdish: سێیەم (sêyem) — person or thing in the third position
• Latin: tertius — person or thing in the third position
• Latin: tertia — person or thing in the third position
• Latin: tertia — person or thing in the third position
• Latin: tertium — person or thing in the third position
• Latvian: trešais — person or thing in the third position
• Lithuanian: trečias — person or thing in the third position
• Lithuanian: trečia — person or thing in the third position
• Macedonian: трет (tret) — person or thing in the third position
• Macedonian: трети (treti) — person or thing in the third position
• Maltese: terza — person or thing in the third position
• Middle English: thridde — person or thing in the third position
• Occitan: tresen — person or thing in the third position
• Polish: trzeci — person or thing in the third position
• Polish: trzecia — person or thing in the third position
• Portuguese: terceiro — person or thing in the third position
• Romanian: cel de al treilea — person or thing in the third position
• Romanian: cea de a treia — person or thing in the third position
• Russian: тре́тий (trétij) — person or thing in the third position
• Spanish: tercero — person or thing in the third position
• Swedish: tredje — person or thing in the third position
• Swedish: trea — person or thing in the third position
• Turkish: üçüncü — person or thing in the third position
• Arabic: ثُلْث (ṯulṯ) — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Armenian: երրորդ (errord) — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Asturian: terciu — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Basque: heren — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Belarusian: траці́на (tracína) — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Breton: trederenn — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Bulgarian: трета (treta) — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Bulgarian: третина (tretina) — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Catalan: terç — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Chinese Mandarin: 三分之一 (sān fēn zhī yī) — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Czech: třetina — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Danish: tredjedel — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Dutch: derde — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Esperanto: triono — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Estonian: kolmandik — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Finnish: kolmannes — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Finnish: kolmasosa — one of three equal parts of a whole
• French: tiers — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Galician: terzo — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Georgian: მესამედი (mesamedi) — one of three equal parts of a whole
• German: Drittel — one of three equal parts of a whole
• German: Drittel — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Greek: τρίτο (tríto) — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Ancient Greek: τρίτον (tríton) — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Haitian Creole: tyè — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Hawaiian: hapakolu — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Hindi: तिहाई (tihāī) — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Hindi: तीहा (tīhā) — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Hungarian: harmad — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Icelandic: þriðjungur — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Interlingua: tertio — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Irish: trian — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Irish: treana — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Italian: terzo — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Japanese: 三分の一 (sanbun no ichi) — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Khmer: មួយភាគបី (muəy phiek bəy) — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Khmer: ត្រីភាគ (trəy phiek) — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Korean: 3분의 1 (3bunui 1) — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Korean: 삼분의 일 (sambunui il) — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Latin: triens — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Latvian: trešdaļa — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Lithuanian: trečdalis — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Macedonian: третина (tretina) — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Maltese: terz — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Māori: hautoru — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Middle English: thridde — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Norwegian Bokmål: tredel — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Norwegian Bokmål: tredjedel — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Norwegian Nynorsk: tredel — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Norwegian Nynorsk: tredjedel — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Occitan: tèrç — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Persian: سیک (siyak, seyek) — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Persian: سهیک (se-yek) — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Polish: trzecia — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Portuguese: terço — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Romanian: treime — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Russian: треть (tretʹ) — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Russian: третья — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Scottish Gaelic: trian — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Serbo-Croatian: трећина — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Serbo-Croatian: trećina — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Slovak: tretina — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Slovene: tretjina — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Spanish: tercio — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Swedish: tredjedel — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Tagalog: sangkatlo — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Tagalog: katlo — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Tagalog: saikatlo — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Tamil: மூன்றிலொரு (mūṉṟiloru) — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Ukrainian: трети́на (tretýna) — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Vietnamese: phần ba — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Yiddish: דריטל (dritl) — one of three equal parts of a whole
• Afrikaans: terts — interval
• Bulgarian: те́рца (térca) — interval
• Catalan: tercera — interval
• Chinese Mandarin: 三度 (sāndù) — interval
• Czech: tercie — interval
• Danish: terts — interval
• Dutch: terts — interval
• Esperanto: trito — interval
• Esperanto: tercio — interval
• Estonian: terts — interval
• Finnish: terssi — interval
• French: tierce — interval
• German: Terz — interval
• Hawaiian: lele kolu — interval
• Hungarian: terc — interval
• Icelandic: þríund — interval
• Irish: tréach — interval
• Italian: terza — interval
• Japanese: 三度 (sando) — interval
• Lithuanian: tercija — interval
• Middle English: thridde — interval
• Norwegian Bokmål: ters — interval
• Norwegian Nynorsk: ters — interval
• Occitan: tèrça — interval
• Polish: tercja — interval
• Portuguese: terça — interval
• Romanian: terță — interval
• Russian: те́рция (tɛ́rcija) — interval
• Slovene: têrca — interval
• Spanish: tercera — interval
• Swedish: ters — interval
• Ukrainian: те́рція (tércija) — interval
• Polish: popierać coś jako trzecia osoba — agree with a proposition
• Polish: poprzeć coś jako trzecia osoba — agree with a proposition
• Czech: třetit — divide into three parts
• Czech: roztřetit — divide into three parts
• Finnish: jakaa kolmeen osaan — divide into three parts
• German: dreiteilen — divide into three parts
• Hebrew: הִשְׁלִישׁ (hishlísh) — divide into three parts
• Hungarian: harmadol — divide into three parts
• Italian: atterzare — divide into three parts
• Latvian: dalīt trīs daļās — divide into three parts
• Polish: roztroić — divide into three parts