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10 Language-to-English Dictionariestriennial
/traɪˈɛniəl/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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Lasting for a period of three years, or happening every three years.
"The city hosted its triennial festival of contemporary arts."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Coined in English in the early 17th century, from Latin triennis (lasting three years), from tri- (three) + annus (year).
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10 Global Lexicons: How "triennial" is said worldwide
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triennal
Transliteration: triennal
"C'est une exposition triennale."
alle drei Jahre stattfindend
Transliteration: alle drei Jahre stattfindend
"Es ist eine triennale Veranstaltung."
triennale
Transliteration: triennale
"Questa è una mostra triennale."
trienal
Transliteration: trienal
"Este es un evento trienal."
trienal
Transliteration: trienal
"Esta é uma conferência trienal."
त्रिवर्षीय
Transliteration: trivarshiya
"यह एक त्रिवर्षीय आयोजन है।"
三年一次的
Transliteration: sān nián yī cì de
"这是一场三年一次的艺术展。"
3년마다의
Transliteration: samnyeonmada-ui
"이것은 3년마다 열리는 행사입니다."
3年毎の
Transliteration: sannen goto no
"これは3年毎の芸術祭です。"
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