trivium
noun
triv·i·um ˈtri-vē-əm 
: a group of studies consisting of grammar, rhetoric, and logic and forming the lower division of the seven liberal arts in medieval universities compare quadrivium
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin, from Latin, meeting of three ways, crossroads
First Known Use
1647, in the meaning defined above
- governmentalists
- governmentalization
- governmentalize
- governmentalized
- governmentalizes
- governmentalizing
- governmentally
- governmentese
- governmenteses
- governments
- governments-general
- governments-in-exile
- governor
- governor plum
- governor win
- Governor Winthrop desk
- governor's council
- governor's plum
- governor-general
- governor-general-in-council
- governor-generals
- governor-generals-in-council
- governor-generalship
- governor-in-council
- governorate