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trivia.

goddess worshipped at a place where three ways meet

6 characters2 syllables approx.Latina language

Meaning & usage

noun[ˈtrɪ.wi.a]Classical-Latin[ˈtriː.vi.a]

  1. goddess worshipped at a place where three ways meet

    Classical-Latin · declension-1 · feminine
Where this word comes from

The noun is a feminine substantive from trivius (“having three approaches”), from tri- (“three”) + via (“road; way”).

noun[ˈtrɪ.wi.a]Classical-Latin[ˈtriː.vi.a]

  1. nominative/accusative/vocative plural of trivium

    accusative · form-of · neuter · nominative · plural · vocative
Where this word comes from

The noun is a feminine substantive from trivius (“having three approaches”), from tri- (“three”) + via (“road; way”).

adj[ˈtrɪ.wi.a]Classical-Latin[ˈtriː.vi.a][ˈtrɪ.wi.aː]Classical-Latin[ˈtriː.vi.a]

  1. ablative feminine singular of trivius

    ablative · feminine · form-of · singular
Where this word comes from

The noun is a feminine substantive from trivius (“having three approaches”), from tri- (“three”) + via (“road; way”).

noun[ˈtrɪ.wi.a]Classical-Latin[ˈtriː.vi.a][ˈtrɪ.wi.aː]Classical-Latin[ˈtriː.vi.a]

  1. ablative feminine singular of trivia

    ablative · feminine · form-of · singular
Where this word comes from

The noun is a feminine substantive from trivius (“having three approaches”), from tri- (“three”) + via (“road; way”).

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