trinity /trinˈi-ti/ noun- Threefoldness
- Three in one
- A triad
- Esp (with cap) the triune God of orthodox Christians (Father, Son and Holy Ghost)
- (with cap) any symbolical representation of the Trinity
- (with cap) Trinity Sunday
- (with cap) Trinity term
ORIGIN: L trīnitās, -ātis, from trīnus threefold Trinitāˈrian adjective - Of, in relation to or believing in the Trinity
- Of the Trinitarians
noun- Someone who adheres to the doctrine of the Trinity
- A member of a religious order founded at Rome in 1198 to redeem Christian captives from the Muslims (also called Mathurins and Redemptionists)
- A member of Trinity College (eg in Cambridge or Dublin)
Trinitāˈrianism noun Trinity Brethren plural noun The members of Trinity House Trinity House noun A lighthouse and pilot authority for England, Wales and the Channel Islands, orig chartered at Deptford in 1514 Trinity Sunday noun The Sunday after Whitsunday Trinity term noun - One of the terms of the English lawcourts beginning after Trinity Sunday (now Trinity law sittings)
- The university term beginning after Trinity Sunday
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