three latinul
| Angol | Latin |
|---|---|
| three adjective [UK: θriː] [US: ˈθriː] | triplex [(gen.), triplicis]adjective |
| three numeral [UK: θriː] [US: ˈθriː] | tercinumeral tres -es -ia, tertius -a -um, terni -ae -a, ternumeral triplnumeral |
| three, three years old adjective | trimus [trima, trimum]adjective |
| three at a time numeral | trinnumeral |
| three cornered, triangular adjective | triquetrus [triquetra, triquetrum]adjective |
| three-cornered, triangular adjective | triangulus [triangula, triangulum]adjective |
| three-day, of the space of three days adjective | diatritaeus [diatritaea, diatritaeum]adjective |
| three days noun | triduum [tridui](2nd) N |
| three days' duration, lasting three days adjective | triduanus [triduana, triduanum]adjective |
| three days' fast noun | triduana [triduanae](1st) F |
| three each (pl.), three at a time adjective | ternus [terna, ternum]adjective |
| three each / apiece / times / fold numeral | trinnumeral |
| three-fold adjective | trifarius [trifaria, trifarium]adjective tripartitus [tripartita, tripartitum]adjective |
| three-foldness noun | triplicitas [triplicitatis](3rd) F |
| three-foot- adjective | tripedalis [tripedalis, tripedale]adjective tripedaneus [tripedanea, tripedaneum]adjective |
| three-fourths noun | dodrans [dodrantis](3rd) M |
| three-headed (having three heads) adjective [UK: θriː ˈhe.dɪd] [US: ˈθriː ˈhe.dəd] | tricepsadjective |
| three-headed dog guarding entrance to underworld noun | Cerberos [Cerberi]noun Cerberus [Cerberi](2nd) M |
| three-headed dog guarding entrance to underworld adjective | Cerbereus [Cerberea, Cerbereum]adjective |
| three-horse team noun | triga [trigae](1st) F |
| three hundred numeral [UK: θriː ˈhʌn.drəd] [US: ˈθriː ˈhʌn.drəd] | trecenti -ae -a, trecentesimus -a -um, treceni -ae -a, trecentie(n)snumeral |
| three hundredth numeral | trecentensimnumeral trecentensumnumeral |
| three in any case numeral | trinnumeral |
| three-legged adjective [UK: θriː ˈle.ɡɪd] [US: ˈθriː ˈle.ɡəd] | tripes [(gen.), tripedis]adjective |
| three-legged stand, tripod noun | tripus [tripodis](3rd) M tripus [tripodos/is]noun |
| three metric feet noun | trimeter [trimetri](2nd) M |
| three months old adjective | trimenstris [trimenstris, trimenstre]adjective trimestris [trimestris, trimestre]adjective |
| three musical notes in defending scale noun | climacus [climaci](2nd) M |
| three-night interval noun | trinoctium [trinoctii](2nd) N |
| three o'clock (the start of the fourth hour) noun | hora tertianoun |
| three-peck measure noun | trimodia [trimodiae](1st) F |
| three-quarter face portrait noun | catagraphum [catagraphi](2nd) N |
