name · noun · 16 senses · updated from the 2026-07-25 local source snapshot
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/ˈtɹɪ.nɪ.ti/
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rhymes with -ɪnɪti
homophone: trinity
Received-Pronunciation:/ˈtɹɪnɪti/
General-American:/ˈtɹɪnəti/
General-American:[-ɾi]
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CMU ARPABET:T R IH1 N AH0 T IY0
Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
CMU ARPABET 2:T R IH1 N IH0 T IY0
Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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name
Meaning 1
In Christian belief, the three persons of the Godhead: the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
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Topics: Christianity
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Meaning relationships
Synonyms: Holy Trinity
Antonyms: none provided
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name
Meaning 2
A female given name from English used since the 1970s, from the religious term trinity, or translated from its long-established Spanish equivalent.
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3
name
Meaning 3
A male given name.
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4
name
Meaning 4
A small coastal town in Newfoundland, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.
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5
name
Meaning 5
A town in Alabama.
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name
Meaning 6
A city in North Carolina.
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name
Meaning 7
A city and town in Texas.
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name
Meaning 8
Ellipsis of Trinity term.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
From Middle English trinite, from Anglo-Norman trinite and Old French ternite (modern French trinité), from Latin trīnitās, from trīnī (“three each”), from trēs (“three”). By surface analysis, trine + -ity. Displaced native Old English þrines (literally “threeness”).
Across languages
Translations
165 source translations are retained for this English entry.
Afrikaans:
drie-eenheid
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Albanian:
triadhë
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Albanian:
trinia
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Arabic:
اَلثَّالُوث
(aṯ-ṯālūṯ)
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Arabic:
اَلثَّالُوث الْأَقْدَس
(aṯ-ṯālūṯ al-ʔaqdas)
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Arabic:
تَثْلِيث
(taṯlīṯ)
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Armenian:
Երրորդություն
(Errordutʻyun)
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Azerbaijani:
təslis
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Basque:
hirutasun
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Belarusian:
тро́іца
(tróica)
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Belarusian:
Тро́іца
(Tróica)
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Breton:
Trinded
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Breton:
Treinded
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Bulgarian:
Тро́ица
(Tróica)
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Caló:
Trimurtí
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Catalan:
trinitat
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Chinese Cantonese:
三位一體 /三位一体
(saam1 wai6 jat1 tai2)
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Chinese:
三位一體 /三位一体
(Sam-ūi-it-thé)
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Chinese Mandarin:
三位一體 /三位一体
(Sānwèiyītǐ)
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Czech:
trojice
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Danish:
treenighed
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Dutch:
Drie-eenheid
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Dutch:
Drievuldigheid
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Esperanto:
Triunuo
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Estonian:
kolmainsus
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Faroese:
tríeindin
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Finnish:
kolminaisuus
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Finnish:
kolmiyhteys
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
French:
Trinité
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
West-Frisian:
trije-ienheid
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Galician:
Trindade
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Georgian:
სამება
(sameba)
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
German:
Dreieinigkeit
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
German:
Dreifaltigkeit
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
German:
Trinität
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Greek:
Αγία Τριάδα
(Agía Triáda)
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Ancient Greek:
τριάς
(triás)
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Hebrew:
השילוש הקדוש
(hashilúsh hakadósh)
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Hindi:
त्रित्व
(tritva)
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Hungarian:
Szentháromság
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Icelandic:
þrenning
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Indonesian:
Tritunggal
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Ingrian:
Troitsa
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Irish:
Tríonóid
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Italian:
Trinità
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Japanese:
三位一体
(sanmi-ittai)
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Kazakh:
тәслис
(täslis)
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Korean:
삼위일체
(samwiilche)
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Latin:
trīnitās
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Latin:
Trīnitās
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Latvian:
trīsvienība
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Lithuanian:
trejybė
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Macedonian:
тројство
(trojstvo)
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Malayalam:
ത്രിത്വം
(tritvaṁ)
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Maltese:
trinità mqaddsa
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Māori:
Tokotoru
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Middle English:
trinite
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Norman:
Trinn'té
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Norwegian Bokmål:
treenighet
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Norwegian Nynorsk:
treeininga
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Old Occitan:
trinitat
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Old English:
þrines
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Persian:
تثلیث
(taslis)
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Polish:
Trójca Święta
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Portuguese:
tríade
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Portuguese:
trindade
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Romanian:
Sfânta Treime
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Romanian:
treimea divină
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Romanian:
trinitate
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Russian:
тро́ица
(tróica)
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Russian:
Тро́ица
(Tróica)
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Samoan:
Tolu Tasi Paia
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Scots:
treenity
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Scottish Gaelic:
Trianaid
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Scottish Gaelic:
Triùir an Aon
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Serbo-Croatian:
тројство
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Serbo-Croatian:
trójstvo
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Slovak:
trojica
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Slovene:
trojica
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Spanish:
trinidad
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Swahili:
utatu
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Swedish:
treenighet
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Tagalog:
Santatlo
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Tagalog:
Trinidad
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Turkish:
teslis
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Turkish:
üçleme
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Ottoman Turkish:
تثلیث
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Ukrainian:
трі́йця
(tríjcja)
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Ukrainian:
Трі́йця
(Tríjcja)
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Vietnamese:
Chúa Ba Ngôi
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Vietnamese:
Tam Vị Nhất Thể
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Volapük:
Kilät
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Wallisian:
Tahitolu tapu
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Welsh:
Trindod
— Christianity: three persons of the Godhead
Basque:
Irune
— female given name
Bulgarian:
Тринити
(Triniti)
— female given name
Galician:
Trindade
— female given name
Polish:
Trinity
— female given name
Russian:
Три́нити
(Tríniti)
— female given name
Spanish:
Trinidad
— female given name
Albanian:
trini
— group or set of three people or things
Arabic:
ثَالُوث
(ṯālūṯ)
— group or set of three people or things
Armenian:
երրորդություն
(errordutʻyun)
— group or set of three people or things
Belarusian:
тро́йка
(trójka)
— group or set of three people or things
Belarusian:
тро́йца
(trójca)
— group or set of three people or things
Belarusian:
трыадзі́нства
(tryadzínstva)
— group or set of three people or things
Bulgarian:
тро́йка
(trójka)
— group or set of three people or things
Bulgarian:
тро́ица
(tróica)
— group or set of three people or things
Bulgarian:
триеди́нство
(triedínstvo)
— group or set of three people or things
Catalan:
trinitat
— group or set of three people or things
Catalan:
trio
— group or set of three people or things
Chinese Mandarin:
三位一體 /三位一体
(sānwèiyītǐ)
— group or set of three people or things
Czech:
trojice
— group or set of three people or things
Danish:
treenighed
— group or set of three people or things
Dutch:
drie-eenheid
— group or set of three people or things
Dutch:
drievuldigheid
— group or set of three people or things
Estonian:
kolmainsus
— group or set of three people or things
Finnish:
kolminaisuus
— group or set of three people or things
French:
triade
— group or set of three people or things
French:
trinité
— group or set of three people or things
Galician:
trindade
— group or set of three people or things
Georgian:
სამება
(sameba)
— group or set of three people or things
German:
Dreifaltigkeit
— group or set of three people or things
German:
Trinität
— group or set of three people or things
German:
Dreiheit
— group or set of three people or things
Greek:
τριάδα
(triáda)
— group or set of three people or things
Icelandic:
þríeyki
— group or set of three people or things
Icelandic:
þrenning
— group or set of three people or things
Indonesian:
tritunggal
— group or set of three people or things
Indonesian:
trinitas
— group or set of three people or things
Irish:
tríonóid
— group or set of three people or things
Italian:
trinità
— group or set of three people or things
Japanese:
三つ組
(mitsugumi)
— group or set of three people or things
Japanese:
三位一体
(sanmiittai)
— group or set of three people or things
Kazakh:
үшбірлік
(üşbırlık)
— group or set of three people or things
Korean:
삼위일체
(samwiilche)
— group or set of three people or things
Latvian:
trīsvienība
— group or set of three people or things
Lithuanian:
trejybę
— group or set of three people or things
Macedonian:
тројство
(trojstvo)
— group or set of three people or things
Manx:
treeaght
— group or set of three people or things
Māori:
tokotoru
— group or set of three people or things
Old English:
þrines
— group or set of three people or things
Polish:
trójca
— group or set of three people or things
Polish:
trójjedność
— group or set of three people or things
Portuguese:
trio
— group or set of three people or things
Romanian:
treime
— group or set of three people or things
Russian:
тро́йка
(trójka)
— group or set of three people or things
Russian:
тро́ица
(tróica)
— group or set of three people or things
Russian:
тро́е
(tróje)
— group or set of three people or things
Russian:
триеди́нство
(trijedínstvo)
— group or set of three people or things
Serbo-Croatian:
тро́јство
— group or set of three people or things
Serbo-Croatian:
тро̀јица
— group or set of three people or things
Serbo-Croatian:
trójstvo
— group or set of three people or things
Serbo-Croatian:
tròjica
— group or set of three people or things
Slovak:
trojica
— group or set of three people or things
Slovene:
trojica
— group or set of three people or things
Spanish:
trío
— group or set of three people or things
Spanish:
trinidad
— group or set of three people or things
Swahili:
utatu
— group or set of three people or things
Tagalog:
tatluhan
— group or set of three people or things
Thai:
ตรีเอกานุภาพ
(dtrii-ee-gaa-nú-pâap)
— group or set of three people or things
Ukrainian:
трі́йка
(tríjka)
— group or set of three people or things
Ukrainian:
трі́йця
(tríjcja)
— group or set of three people or things
Ukrainian:
триє́дність
(tryjédnistʹ)
— group or set of three people or things
Urdu:
تَثْلیث
(taslīs)
— group or set of three people or things