trikvetra.
a triquetra; a three-part interconnected figure consisting of overlapping or interlaced arcs, loops, triangles, or similar forms, used as an ornament, symbol, or protective mark
Meaning & usage
a triquetra; a three-part interconnected figure consisting of overlapping or interlaced arcs, loops, triangles, or similar forms, used as an ornament, symbol, or protective mark
Trikvetraen var et sentralt motiv på flere norske middelaldermynter.
a triquetra; a three-part interconnected figure consisting of overlapping or interlaced arcs, loops, triangles, or similar forms, used as an ornament, symbol, or protective mark a symbol representing the Trinity
Where this word comes from
Borrowed from Latin triquetra (“three-cornered, triangular”), the feminine singular of triquetrus (“three-cornered, triangular”), probably through the phrase triquetra figura (“three-cornered figure”). The adjective is formed from tri- (“three”) and an element meaning “pointed, cornered”, perhaps ultimately related to *kʷeh₁d- (“to sharpen”). Compare Swedish trikvetra, Danish trikvetra, German Triqueta (also Triquetta and Triquetra)
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