triple

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• Canada, General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /ˈtɹɪp.əl/
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• Australian: /ˈtɹɪp.əl/
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• Australian: [ˈt̠͡ɹ̠̊ɪp.l̩]
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PIE word *tréyes From Middle English triple (also þripell), from Latin triplus. Doublet of treble.

178 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: trefishtë — made up of three related elements
• Arabic: ثُلَاثِيّ (ṯulāṯiyy) — made up of three related elements
• Basque: hirukoitz — made up of three related elements
• Belarusian: трайны́ (trajný) — made up of three related elements
• Belarusian: патро́йны (patrójny) — made up of three related elements
• Bulgarian: тро́ен (tróen) — made up of three related elements
• Catalan: triple — made up of three related elements
• Chinese Mandarin: 三重 (sānchóng) — made up of three related elements
• Czech: trojitý — made up of three related elements
• Danish: tredobbelt — made up of three related elements
• Esperanto: triobla — made up of three related elements
• Finnish: kolmois- — made up of three related elements
• French: triple — made up of three related elements
• Galician: triplo — made up of three related elements
• Georgian: სამმაგი (sammagi) — made up of three related elements
• German: dreifach — made up of three related elements
• Ancient Greek: τριπλοῦς (triploûs) — made up of three related elements
• Hindi: त्रि (tri) — made up of three related elements
• Irish: triarach — made up of three related elements
• Italian: triplo — made up of three related elements
• Japanese: 三重 — made up of three related elements
• Khmer: បីដង (beidɑɑng) — made up of three related elements
• Korean: 삼중 (samjung) — made up of three related elements
• Macedonian: троен (troen) — made up of three related elements
• Norwegian Bokmål: trippel — made up of three related elements
• Norwegian Nynorsk: trippel — made up of three related elements
• Occitan: triple — made up of three related elements
• Polish: potrójny — made up of three related elements
• Portuguese: triplo — made up of three related elements
• Russian: тройно́й (trojnój) — made up of three related elements
• Serbo-Croatian: тро̑јнӣ — made up of three related elements
• Serbo-Croatian: trȏjnī — made up of three related elements
• Slovak: trojitý — made up of three related elements
• Slovene: trojen — made up of three related elements
• Spanish: triple — made up of three related elements
• Spanish: tresdoble — made up of three related elements
• Spanish: tríplice — made up of three related elements
• Swedish: trippel- — made up of three related elements
• Thai: สามเท่า — made up of three related elements
• Ukrainian: потрі́йний (potríjnyj) — made up of three related elements
• Ukrainian: трої́стий (trojístyj) — made up of three related elements
• Ukrainian: трійча́стий (trijčástyj) — made up of three related elements
• Vietnamese: ba lần — made up of three related elements
• Welsh: triphlyg — made up of three related elements
• Arabic: ثُلَاثِيّ (ṯulāṯiyy) — three times the quantity
• Belarusian: патро́йны (patrójny) — three times the quantity
• Belarusian: трохразо́вы (troxrazóvy) — three times the quantity
• Belarusian: трохкра́тны (troxkrátny) — three times the quantity
• Belarusian: трыкро́тны (trykrótny) — three times the quantity
• Bulgarian: трикра́тен (trikráten) — three times the quantity
• Catalan: triple — three times the quantity
• Chinese Mandarin: 三倍 (sānbèi) — three times the quantity
• Czech: trojitý — three times the quantity
• Dutch: drievoudig — three times the quantity
• Dutch: driedubbel — three times the quantity
• Finnish: kolminkertainen — three times the quantity
• French: triple — three times the quantity
• Galician: triplo — three times the quantity
• Georgian: სამმაგი (sammagi) — three times the quantity
• Hindi: तिगुना (tigunā) — three times the quantity
• Hindi: तिगना (tignā) — three times the quantity
• Irish: triarach — three times the quantity
• Italian: triplo — three times the quantity
• Japanese: 三倍 — three times the quantity
• Japanese: 三重 — three times the quantity
• Korean: 삼배 (sambae) — three times the quantity
• Latin: triplus — three times the quantity
• Latin: triplex — three times the quantity
• Macedonian: трикратен (trikraten) — three times the quantity
• Malay: tiga ganda — three times the quantity
• Norwegian Bokmål: trippel — three times the quantity
• Norwegian Nynorsk: trippel — three times the quantity
• Plautdietsch: dreefach — three times the quantity
• Polish: potrójny — three times the quantity
• Portuguese: triplo — three times the quantity
• Russian: тройно́й (trojnój) — three times the quantity
• Russian: троекра́тный (trojekrátnyj) — three times the quantity
• Russian: утро́енный (utrójennyj) — three times the quantity
• Russian: трёхкра́тный (trjoxkrátnyj) — three times the quantity
• Slovak: trojitý — three times the quantity
• Spanish: triple — three times the quantity
• Spanish: triplo — three times the quantity
• Spanish: tresdoble — three times the quantity
• Spanish: tríplice — three times the quantity
• Ukrainian: потрі́йний (potríjnyj) — three times the quantity
• Ukrainian: триразо́вий (tryrazóvyj) — three times the quantity
• Ukrainian: трикра́тний (trykrátnyj) — three times the quantity
• Ukrainian: троєкра́тний (trojekrátnyj) — three times the quantity
• Welsh: triphlyg — three times the quantity
• Welsh: tri — three times the quantity
• Welsh: tair — three times the quantity
• Arabic: ثُلَاثِيّ (ṯulāṯiyy) — designed for three users
• Bulgarian: триме́стен (trimésten) — designed for three users
• Finnish: kolmelle — designed for three users
• Polish: trzyosobowy — designed for three users
• Russian: трёхме́стный (trjoxméstnyj) — designed for three users
• Arabic: ثُلَاثِيّ (ṯulāṯiyy) — composed of three layers
• Bulgarian: трисло́ен (trislóen) — composed of three layers
• Catalan: ternari — composed of three layers
• Finnish: kolmitasoinen — composed of three layers
• Japanese: 三層の (sansō no) — composed of three layers
• Polish: potrójny — composed of three layers
• Russian: трёхсло́йный (trjoxslójnyj) — composed of three layers
• Russian: тройно́й (trojnój) — composed of three layers
• Finnish: kolmois- — having three aspects
• French: triple — having three aspects
• Polish: potrójny — having three aspects
• Russian: тройно́й (trojnój) — having three aspects
• Catalan: ternari — (music) three times as fast
• Finnish: tripla — (music) three times as fast
• French: triple — (music) three times as fast
• Hindi: तिगुना (tigunā) — Three times or triple the number, amount, size, etc
• Hindi: तिगना (tignā) — Three times or triple the number, amount, size, etc
• Māori: reatoru — Three times or triple the number, amount, size, etc
• Polish: potrojenie — Three times or triple the number, amount, size, etc
• Spanish: trestanto — Three times or triple the number, amount, size, etc
• Spanish: triplo — Three times or triple the number, amount, size, etc
• Spanish: triple — Three times or triple the number, amount, size, etc
• Spanish: tresdoble — Three times or triple the number, amount, size, etc
• Finnish: tripla — a drink with three portions of alcohol
• French: triple — a drink with three portions of alcohol
• Catalan: batada triple — (baseball) a three-base hit
• French: triple — (baseball) a three-base hit
• Korean: 3루타 (samnuta) — (baseball) a three-base hit
• Catalan: terna — sequence of three elements
• Czech: trojice — sequence of three elements
• Finnish: kolmikko — sequence of three elements
• Finnish: tripla — sequence of three elements
• French: triple — sequence of three elements
• Italian: triplo — sequence of three elements
• Japanese: 三重 (sanjū) — sequence of three elements
• Portuguese: tripla — sequence of three elements
• Romanian: triplu — sequence of three elements
• Slovak: trojica — sequence of three elements
• Spanish: triple — sequence of three elements
• Armenian: եռապատկել (eṙapatkel) — to multiply by three
• Bulgarian: утроявам (utrojavam) — to multiply by three
• Catalan: triplicar — to multiply by three
• Czech: ztrojnásobit — to multiply by three
• Danish: tredoble — to multiply by three
• Dutch: verdrievoudigen — to multiply by three
• Esperanto: triobligi — to multiply by three
• Finnish: kolminkertaistaa — to multiply by three
• Finnish: triplata — to multiply by three
• French: tripler — to multiply by three
• Galician: triplicar — to multiply by three
• Georgian: ასამმაგებს (asammagebs) — to multiply by three
• Georgian: გაასამმაგებს (gaasammagebs) — to multiply by three
• German: verdreifachen — to multiply by three
• Greek: τριπλασιάζω (triplasiázo) — to multiply by three
• Hindi: तिगना (tignā) — to multiply by three
• Hindi: तिगुना (tigunā) — to multiply by three
• Italian: triplicare — to multiply by three
• Japanese: 三倍する (sanbai suru) — to multiply by three
• Māori: whakareatoru — to multiply by three
• Norwegian: tredoble — to multiply by three
• Polish: troić — to multiply by three
• Polish: potroić — to multiply by three
• Polish: potrajać — to multiply by three
• Portuguese: triplicar — to multiply by three
• Russian: утра́ивать (utráivatʹ) — to multiply by three
• Russian: утро́ить (utróitʹ) — to multiply by three
• Spanish: triplicar — to multiply by three
• Bulgarian: утроявам се (utrojavam se) — to become three times as large
• Catalan: triplicar — to become three times as large
• Esperanto: triobliĝi — to become three times as large
• Finnish: kolminkertaistua — to become three times as large
• Finnish: triplaantua — to become three times as large
• French: tripler — to become three times as large
• Georgian: სამმაგდება (sammagdeba) — to become three times as large
• Georgian: გასამმაგდება (gasammagdeba) — to become three times as large
• German: sich verdreifachen — to become three times as large
• Greek: τριπλασιάζομαι (triplasiázomai) — to become three times as large
• Italian: triplicare — to become three times as large
• Portuguese: triplicar — to become three times as large
• Russian: утра́иваться (utráivatʹsja) — to become three times as large
• Russian: утро́иться (utróitʹsja) — to become three times as large
• Spanish: triplicar — to become three times as large