Definition of triquetra in English:

triquetra

nounPlural triquetrae trʌɪˈkwiːtrətrʌɪˈkwɛtrə-ˈkwetrə

A symmetrical triangular ornament of three interlaced arcs used on metalwork and stone crosses.
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Example sentencesExamples
- It was a silver necklace with the pendant of the triquetra.
- Although admirers of Celtic art have often noted that the triquetra (Latin tri quetrus for three-cornered) is an endless and eternal knot, somewhat akin to the great circle of life or the path that comes back to its own beginning, there is actually very little that is known about the origin or meaning of the symbol.
- Triquetrae are known to represent all of the various triplicities, for example: the trinity, the triplicity of the Goddess, the triplicities of mind-body-soul.

Origin

Late 16th century (originally denoting a triangle): from Latin, feminine of triquetrus 'three-cornered'.

Definition of triquetra in US English:

triquetra

noun-ˈkwetrə

A symmetrical triangular ornament of three interlaced arcs used on metalwork and stone crosses.
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Example sentencesExamples
- Triquetrae are known to represent all of the various triplicities, for example: the trinity, the triplicity of the Goddess, the triplicities of mind-body-soul.
- Although admirers of Celtic art have often noted that the triquetra (Latin tri quetrus for three-cornered) is an endless and eternal knot, somewhat akin to the great circle of life or the path that comes back to its own beginning, there is actually very little that is known about the origin or meaning of the symbol.
- It was a silver necklace with the pendant of the triquetra.

Origin

Late 16th century (originally denoting a triangle): from Latin, feminine of triquetrus ‘three-cornered’.

单词	triquetra
释义	Definition of triquetra in English: triquetra nounPlural triquetrae trʌɪˈkwiːtrətrʌɪˈkwɛtrə-ˈkwetrə A symmetrical triangular ornament of three interlaced arcs used on metalwork and stone crosses. 三角形图案装饰 Example sentencesExamples It was a silver necklace with the pendant of the triquetra. Although admirers of Celtic art have often noted that the triquetra (Latin tri quetrus for three-cornered) is an endless and eternal knot, somewhat akin to the great circle of life or the path that comes back to its own beginning, there is actually very little that is known about the origin or meaning of the symbol. Triquetrae are known to represent all of the various triplicities, for example: the trinity, the triplicity of the Goddess, the triplicities of mind-body-soul. Origin Late 16th century (originally denoting a triangle): from Latin, feminine of triquetrus 'three-cornered'. Definition of triquetra in US English: triquetra noun-ˈkwetrə A symmetrical triangular ornament of three interlaced arcs used on metalwork and stone crosses. 三角形图案装饰 Example sentencesExamples Triquetrae are known to represent all of the various triplicities, for example: the trinity, the triplicity of the Goddess, the triplicities of mind-body-soul. Although admirers of Celtic art have often noted that the triquetra (Latin tri quetrus for three-cornered) is an endless and eternal knot, somewhat akin to the great circle of life or the path that comes back to its own beginning, there is actually very little that is known about the origin or meaning of the symbol. It was a silver necklace with the pendant of the triquetra. Origin Late 16th century (originally denoting a triangle): from Latin, feminine of triquetrus ‘three-cornered’.
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