thrice

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PIE word *tréyes From Middle English thrice, thries (“three times, thrice; a third time; repeated three times”), from earlier thrī, thrīe (“three times, thrice; a third time”) (from Old English þriwa, þreowa) + -es (suffix forming adverbs of time, place, and manner) (from Old English -es (suffix forming adverbs)). The word is cognate with Old Frisian thria ("thrice"; > Saterland Frisian träie (“thrice”)), Middle Low German drîes (“thrice”), Middle High German drīes, drīs (“thrice”).

78 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: ثَلَاثَ مَرَّاتٍ (ṯalāṯa marrātin) — three times
• Arabic: ثَلَاثًا (ṯalāṯan) — three times
• Breton: teir gwech — three times
• Bulgarian: трикратно (trikratno) — three times
• Catalan: tres vegades — three times
• Catalan: tres voltes — three times
• Catalan: tres cops — three times
• Cebuano: makatulo — three times
• Cebuano: katulo — three times
• Chinese Mandarin: 三次 (sān cì) — three times
• Chinese Mandarin: 三倍 (sān bèi) — three times
• Cornish: teyrgweyth — three times
• Czech: třikrát — three times
• Danish: tre gange — three times
• Dutch: driemaal — three times
• Dutch: driewerf — three times
• Esperanto: trifoje — three times
• Estonian: kolm korda — three times
• Finnish: kolmesti — three times
• Finnish: kolme kertaa — three times
• Finnish: kolmasti — three times
• French: trois fois — three times
• Galician: tres veces — three times
• Georgian: სამჯერ (samǯer) — three times
• German: dreimal — three times
• Pennsylvania German: dreimol — three times
• Pennsylvania German: dreimols — three times
• Greek: τρις (tris) — three times
• Ancient Greek: τρίς (trís) — three times
• Ancient Greek: τριάκις (triákis) — three times
• Hebrew: פִּי שָׁלוֹשׁ (pí shalósh) — three times
• Hebrew: שָׁלוֹשׁ פְּעָמִים (shalósh p'amím) — three times
• Hindi: तिबारा (tibārā) — three times
• Hindi: तिगुना (tigunā) — three times
• Hungarian: háromszor — three times
• Icelandic: þrisvar — three times
• Icelandic: þrívegis — three times
• Ido: trefoye — three times
• Irish: trí huaire — three times
• Italian: tre volte — three times
• Japanese: 三回 (sankai) — three times
• Japanese: 三度 (sando, mitabi) — three times
• Japanese: 三倍 (sanbai) — three times
• Korean: 세 번 (se beon) — three times
• Latin: ter — three times
• Low German: dreimol — three times
• Luxembourgish: dräimol — three times
• Macedonian: три пати (tri pati) — three times
• Manchu: ᡳᠯᠠᠩᡤᡝᡵᡳ (ilanggeri) — three times
• Middle English: thries — three times
• Middle English: thrie — three times
• Khiamniungan Naga: sāmtìam — three times
• Classical Nahuatl: ēxpa — three times
• Norwegian: tre ganger — three times
• Old English: þreowa — three times
• Polish: trzy razy — three times
• Polish: trzykrotnie — three times
• Polish: trzykroć — three times
• Portuguese: três vezes — three times
• Romanian: de trei ori — three times
• Russian: три́жды (tríždy) — three times
• Russian: три ра́за (tri ráza) — three times
• Northern Sami: golbmii — three times
• Sanskrit: त्रिस् (tris) — three times
• Serbo-Croatian: три́пут — three times
• Serbo-Croatian: tríput — three times
• Slovak: trikrát — three times
• Spanish: tres veces — three times
• Spanish: ter — three times
• Swedish: tre gånger — three times
• Swedish: trefalt — three times
• Tagalog: makaitlo — three times
• Turkish: üç kere — three times
• Ugaritic: 𐎘𐎍𐎘𐎛𐎄 (ṯlṯỉd) — three times
• Ukrainian: тричі (tryči) — three times
• Welsh: teirgwaith — three times
• Yiddish: דרײַ מאָל (dray mol) — three times
• Zulu: kathathu — three times