trinomial

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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *tréyes Proto-Indo-European *tri- Proto-Italic *tri- Latin tri-der. English tri- English -nomial English trinomial From tri- + -nomial.

25 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: тричленен (tričlenen) — consisting of three parts
• Esperanto: trinoma — consisting of three parts
• Finnish: kolmiosainen — consisting of three parts
• Galician: trinomial — consisting of three parts
• Italian: trinomiale — consisting of three parts
• Manx: tree-ennymagh — consisting of three parts
• Manx: tree-hearmagh — consisting of three parts
• Bulgarian: тричлен (tričlen) — an expression consisting of three terms
• Esperanto: trinomo — an expression consisting of three terms
• Estonian: kolmliige — an expression consisting of three terms
• Finnish: trinomi — an expression consisting of three terms
• French: trinôme — an expression consisting of three terms
• German: Trinom — an expression consisting of three terms
• Italian: trinomio — an expression consisting of three terms
• Japanese: 三項式 (sankōshiki) — an expression consisting of three terms
• Khmer: ត្រីធា (trəythie) — an expression consisting of three terms
• Polish: trójmian — an expression consisting of three terms
• Portuguese: trinómio — an expression consisting of three terms
• Portuguese: trinômio — an expression consisting of three terms
• Romanian: trinom — an expression consisting of three terms
• Russian: трёхчле́н (trjoxčlén) — an expression consisting of three terms
• Russian: трино́м (trinóm) — an expression consisting of three terms
• Spanish: trinomio — an expression consisting of three terms
• Tagalog: talukay — an expression consisting of three terms
• Thai: ตรีนาม — an expression consisting of three terms