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tri·nal

 (trī′nəl)
adj.
Having three parts; threefold.

[Late Latin trīnālis, from Latin trīnus, trine; see trine.]
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tri•nal

(ˈtraɪn l)

adj.
threefold; triple; trine.
[1555–65; < Late Latin trīnālis]
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