tripod

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈtɹaɪpɒd/
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• British, Southern, Standard: /ˈtɹɑjpɔd/
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• General-American: /ˈtɹaɪpɑd/
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• Australian: /ˈtɹɑepɔd/
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• New-Zealand: /ˈtɹɑepɒd/
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• New-Zealand: [ˈtɹɑe̯pɔ̟d]
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• Scotland: /ˈtɾaɪpɔd/
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• Wales: /ˈtɾaɪpɒd/
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• rhymes with -aɪpɒd
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PIE word *tréyes Borrowed from Latin tripod- (stem of tripūs, tripodis), from Ancient Greek τρίποδ- (trípod-, stem of τρίπους, τρίποδος (trípous, trípodos), literally “three-footed”); equivalent to tri- + -pod. Doublet of tripus, tripos, and teapoy.

107 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: driepoot — a three-legged stand or mount
• Afrikaans: statief — a three-legged stand or mount
• Albanian: trekëmbësh — a three-legged stand or mount
• Armenian: եռոտանի (eṙotani) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Armenian: կասկարա (kaskara) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Azerbaijani: üçayaq — a three-legged stand or mount
• Belarusian: трыно́га (trynóha) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Belarusian: трыно́жнік (trynóžnik) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Belarusian: штаты́ў (štatýw) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Bengali: টিপাই (ṭipai) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Bulgarian: трино́жник (trinóžnik) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Bulgarian: трино́га (trinóga) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Bulgarian: стати́в (statív) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Catalan: trípode — a three-legged stand or mount
• Chinese Mandarin: 三腳架 /三脚架 (sānjiǎojià) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Coptic: ⲧⲣⲓⲡⲟⲥ (tripos) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Czech: stativ — a three-legged stand or mount
• Czech: trojnožka — a three-legged stand or mount
• Czech: třínožka — a three-legged stand or mount
• Danish: stativ — a three-legged stand or mount
• Dutch: statief — a three-legged stand or mount
• Dutch: driepoot — a three-legged stand or mount
• Esperanto: tripiedo — a three-legged stand or mount
• Esperanto: stativo — a three-legged stand or mount
• Estonian: statiiv — a three-legged stand or mount
• Finnish: tripodi — a three-legged stand or mount
• French: trépied — a three-legged stand or mount
• Galician: trípode — a three-legged stand or mount
• Galician: trepia — a three-legged stand or mount
• Galician: trespés — a three-legged stand or mount
• Galician: trébede — a three-legged stand or mount
• German: Dreifuß — a three-legged stand or mount
• German: Dreibeinstativ — a three-legged stand or mount
• German: Dreibein — a three-legged stand or mount
• German: Tripod — a three-legged stand or mount
• Greek: πυροστιά (pyrostiá) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Greek: τρίποδας (trípodas) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Ancient Greek: τρίπους (trípous) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Hebrew: חֲצוּבָה (khatsuvá) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Hindi: तिपाई (tipāī) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Hungarian: tripod — a three-legged stand or mount
• Icelandic: þrífótur — a three-legged stand or mount
• Ido: tripedo — a three-legged stand or mount
• Ido: stativo — a three-legged stand or mount
• Indonesian: kaki tiga — a three-legged stand or mount
• Indonesian: tripod — a three-legged stand or mount
• Irish: branra — a three-legged stand or mount
• Italian: treppiedi — a three-legged stand or mount
• Italian: cavalletto — a three-legged stand or mount
• Italian: tripode — a three-legged stand or mount
• Japanese: 三脚架 (sankyakuka) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Japanese: トライポッド (toraipoddo) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Korean: 아리쇠 (arisoe) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Korean: 다리쇠 (darisoe) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Korean: 삼발이 (sambari) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Korean: 삼각대 (samgakdae) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Korean: 트라이포드 (teuraipodeu) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Latin: vāra — a three-legged stand or mount
• Latvian: trijkājis — a three-legged stand or mount
• Lithuanian: trikojis — a three-legged stand or mount
• Macedonian: триножник (trinožnik) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Macedonian: триногалка (trinogalka) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Macedonian: стати́в (statív) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Manx: treechoshagh — a three-legged stand or mount
• Māori: waetoru — a three-legged stand or mount
• Norwegian Bokmål: stativ — a three-legged stand or mount
• Norwegian Nynorsk: stativ — a three-legged stand or mount
• Persian: سهپایه (se-pâye) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Plautdietsch: Dreefoot — a three-legged stand or mount
• Polish: statyw — a three-legged stand or mount
• Polish: trójnóg — a three-legged stand or mount
• Polish: tripod — a three-legged stand or mount
• Portuguese: tripé — a three-legged stand or mount
• Russian: трено́га (trenóga) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Russian: трено́жник (trenóžnik) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Russian: штати́в (štatív) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Sanskrit: त्रिपाद (tripāda) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Serbo-Croatian: тро̀ножац — a three-legged stand or mount
• Serbo-Croatian: тро̀ног — a three-legged stand or mount
• Serbo-Croatian: trònožac — a three-legged stand or mount
• Serbo-Croatian: trònog — a three-legged stand or mount
• Sicilian: trippedi — a three-legged stand or mount
• Sicilian: cavaḍḍittu — a three-legged stand or mount
• Slovak: statív — a three-legged stand or mount
• Slovak: trojnožka — a three-legged stand or mount
• Slovene: trinožnik — a three-legged stand or mount
• Slovene: stativ — a three-legged stand or mount
• Southern Altai: очок (očok) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Southern Altai: ӱч бутту такта (üč buttu takta) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Southern Altai: ӱч бутту стол (üč buttu stol) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Southern Altai: кижен (kižen) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Spanish: trípode — a three-legged stand or mount
• Spanish: tripié — a three-legged stand or mount
• Swedish: stativ — a three-legged stand or mount
• Tagalog: tungko — a three-legged stand or mount
• Tamil: முக்காலி (mukkāli) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Thai: ขาตั้งกล้อง (kǎa-dtâng-glɔ̂ng) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Turkish: tripod — a three-legged stand or mount
• Turkish: sehpa — a three-legged stand or mount
• Ottoman Turkish: سهپا (sehpa) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Ukrainian: трині́жок (trynížok) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Ukrainian: трині́жка (trynížka) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Ukrainian: штати́в (štatýv) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Urdu: تپائی (tipāī) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Welsh: trybedd — a three-legged stand or mount
• Yiddish: דרײַפֿוס (drayfus) — a three-legged stand or mount
• Russian: приня́ть по́зу трено́жника (prinjátʹ pózu trenóžnika) — (intransitive) to enter the tripod position showing signs of exhaustion or distress