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travi Latin penetrate
trech, trecho Greek run, hasten
trechn, trechno, trechnus, -trechnus Greek a branch
trem, treme, tremo, tremor, tremul Latin shake, tremble
trema, -trema, tremato Greek a hole, the nettle-tree
Tremandraceae plants of the Tremandra family, from the genus name, Tremanda, and -aceae, the standardized
Latin suffix of plant family names..
Trematodon fro Greek trema, hole, and odon, tooth, referring to perforate peristome teeth
tremul- trembling,
tremulans trembling, jelly-like(?).
tremuloides tremulo'ides (trem-yoo-LO-i-dees) like or resembling tremulus, the trembling or quivering poplar,
from Latin tremulus trembling, quivering, shaking from tremĕre, to tremble, and Greek -οειδες, -oeides, like,
resemble.
tremulus, tremula quivering, trembling, jelly-like(?).
trep, trepo Greek turn
trepan, trepani, trepano Greek bore, bore through
treph, trephi, trepho Greek feed; thicken
trepid Latin restless, confused
trepidus trembling(?), jelly-like(?).
trepo Greek turn
très coupé French cv. much cut
tresi, tresis, -tresis Greek a puncture, hole
tret, treto Greek perforated
trevericus, treviricus from the environs of Treves, Germany.
tri, tri- Latin three, referring to the number three, a prefix used in compound words.
-tria f. Greek suffix indicating an agent or means, used with a verb base.
tria, triado, trias, -trias Greek three
triacanthophorus bearing three spines
triacanthos, triacanthus tree-a-KANTH-os; with three thorns, three spined or thorned, from tri, three, and
Greek ακανθος, akanthos, spiny, thorny; or acantha, a thorn or thistle.
triaconta Greek thirty
triadelphus having stamens in three bundles.
triaen-, triaena, -triaena Greek a trident
trialatus with three wing-like appendages.
triandrus with three anthers or three stamens
triangularis -is -e triangular'is (tri-ang-gew-LARE-is) triangular, three-angled, three-sided.
triangulatus triangular, three-angled, three-sided.
triangulus three-angular
Triantha from Greek tri-, three-, and anthos, flower, referring to the flowers aggregated in threes
trianthus having three flowers, or with clusters of three flowers.
Trianthema Trian'thema (tri-AN-the-ma) Greek treis, three, and ἀνθεµον, anthemon, flower
trianthophora bearing three flowers?
triaristatus with three awns.
trib, tribo Greek rub; a highway
tribel, tribelo Greek three-pointed
tribol, tribolo Greek three-pronged
tribul-, tribulus Latin three-pointed; a kind of thorn
tribuloides with sharp bristles, like the fruit of Tribulus, from Latin tribulus, three-pointed, a caltrop, from
Greek tribolos, any of various prickly plants, threshing board studded with spike, and -oides, with the form of.
Alternately translated by some authorities as tri, 3), bulbus , bulb, and -oides, like, resemble.
Tribulus Trib'ulus (TRIB-yoo-lus) New Latin, from Latin, tribulus, three-pointed, a caltrop, from Greek tribolos,
any of various prickly plants, threshing board studded with spikes; akin to Latin tribulum threshing board
Tricardia Tricar'dia (tri-KAR-dee-a)
tricarinatus -a -um tricarina'tus (tri-kare-in-AY-tus) with three keels or fins.
tricarpellary consisting of three carpels or fruits.
tricaudatus three-tailed