three-legged

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• /θɹiːˈlɛɡɪd/
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• /ˈθɹiːlɛɡd/
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No etymology was provided for this word.

21 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Danish: trebenet — having three legs
• Dutch: driebenig — having three legs
• Esperanto: trigamba — having three legs
• Finnish: kolmijalkainen — having three legs
• Georgian: სამფეხა (sampexa) — having three legs
• German: dreibeinig — having three legs
• Ancient Greek: τρίπους (trípous) — having three legs
• Hungarian: háromlábú — having three legs
• Ingrian: kolmijalkain — having three legs
• Irish: tríchosach — having three legs
• Manx: tree cassagh — having three legs
• Marathi: तीन पायांचे (tīn pāyāñce) — having three legs
• Marathi: तीन पायांचा (tīn pāyāñcā) — having three legs
• Marathi: तीन पायांची (tīn pāyāñcī) — having three legs
• Polish: trójnogi — having three legs
• Russian: трёхно́гий (trjoxnógij) — having three legs
• Swedish: trebent — having three legs
• Welsh: teircoes — having three legs
• Esperanto: penisego — having large penis
• Finnish: isomunainen — having large penis
• Spanish: trípode — having large penis