Trigon
41trígon — trí|gon Mot Pla Nom masculí …
42Trigon — Trekantet …
43Trigon — Tri|gon 〈n.; Gen.: s, Pl.: e; Geom.〉 Dreieck [Etym.: <Tri… + …gon] …
44Trigon — Tri|gon das; s, e <über lat. trigonium aus gleichbed. gr. trígōnon, eigtl. »Dreiwinkel«, zu ↑tri... u. gr. gōnía »Winkel«> Dreieck …
45trigon — n. triangular stringed musical instrument in ancient Greece; triangle (Archaic) …
46trigon — [ trʌɪgɒn] noun 1》 an ancient triangular lyre or harp. 2》 a triangular cutting region formed by three cusps on an upper molar tooth. 3》 archaic a triangle. Origin C17 (earlier (C16) as trigonal): via L. from Gk trigōnon, neut. of trigōnos three… …
47trigon. — abbr. trigonometric, trigonometry …
48trigon — tri·gon …
49trigon — tri•gon [[t]ˈtraɪ gɒn[/t]] n. a triangle • Etymology: 1555–65; < L trigōnum triangle < Gk trígōnon …
50trigon — /ˈtraɪgən/ (say truyguhn) noun the position or aspect of two planets distant 120° from each other. {Latin trigōnum triangle, from Greek trigōnon (properly neuter adjective) three cornered} …