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Etymology of the Latin word triangulum

the Classical Latin word triangulum (triangle)
derived from the Latin word angulus (angle; angle, apex; corner)
using the Latin prefix tri-
derived from the Classical Latin word tres (three)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *trei-

Derivations in Latin

triangulatio, triangularis

Derivations in other languages

English triangle, French triangle, Italian triangolo

Cognates

Dutch triangel, English triangle, French triangle, German Triangel, Italian triangolo, Italian triangulo, Norwegian triangel, Spanish triangulo, Swedish triangel

Usage

Word found in Classical Latin



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