triunph.html - adj.
three in one, esp. with ref. to the Trinity.

triunity n. (pl. -ies). [TRI- + L unus one]

triunph.html - n. & v.
--n.

1 a the state of being victorious or successful (returned home in triumph). b a great success or achievement.
2 a supreme example (a triumph of engineering).
3 joy at success; exultation (could see triumph in her face).
4 the processional entry of a victorious general into ancient Rome.

--v.

intr.
1 (often foll. by over) gain a victory; be successful; prevail.
2 ride in triumph.
3 (often foll. by over) exult. [ME f. OF triumphe (n.), triumpher (v.), f. L triump(h)us prob. f. Gk thriambos hymn to Bacchus]

triunph.html - adj.
of or used in or celebrating a triumph. [ME f. OF triumphal or L triumphalis (as TRIUMPH)]

triunph.html - adj.
1 victorious or successful.
2 exultant.

triumphantly adv. [ME f. OF triumphant or L triumphare (as TRIUMPH)]

triunph.html - n.
(pl. triumvirs or triumviri)
1 each of three men holding a joint office.
2 a member of a triumvirate.

triumviral adj. [L, orig. in pl. triumviri, back-form. f. trium virorum genit. of tres viri three men]

triunph.html - n.
1 a board or ruling group of three men, esp. in ancient Rome.
2 the office of triumvir.