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† ˈthrinness Obs.
[OE. orig. þrines, þrynes, -nis, -nys (in obl. case -nesse, -nysse) = OHG. drinissa, f. þri-, combining stem of þré, þréo, three + -ness; later with nn, after thrin, þrinnes, þrynnys; in ME. eventually thrimness, q.v.]
Threefold condition, threeness; the Trinity.
a800Cynewulf Crist 379 Heah and haliᵹ heofon-cund þrynes. 8.. Halsuncge in Rituale Dunelm. 114 Ic eow halsiᵹe..for ða haliᵹan ðrinesse. c900tr. Bæda's Eccl. Hist. iv. xix. [xvii.] (1890) 312 We ondettað..Fæder & Sunu & Haliᵹne Gast, Þriᵹnisse in Annisse..ond Annesse in þære Þriᵹnesse. 971Blickl. Hom. iii. (1880) 29 Of þæm mæᵹene þære Halᵹan Þrynesse. Ibid. xix. (1880) 249 On þære Halᵹan Þrynnysse. c1000ælfric Hom. I. 10 Ðeos þrynnys is an God. Ibid. 288 Þæs mannes sawl hæfð on hire ᵹecynde þære Halᵹan þrynnysse anlicnysse. a1300Athanasian Creed in Hickes Thesaurus (1725) I. 233 Ðat o god inne þrinnesse And þrinness in onnesse Wurchip we þe more and lesse. |