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triumvir /trī-umˈvər, trē-ŭmˈvir/ noun (pl triumˈvirī or triumˈvirs)- Each of three men in the same office or government
- Each of three sharing supreme power
ORIGIN: L triumvir, from the genitive pl trium virōrum of three men triumˈviral adjective triumˈvirate (obsolete triumˈviry; Shakespeare triumˈphery) noun - An association of three men in office or government, or for any political ends, specif that of Pompey, Crassus and Caesar (60BC), and that of Octavian (Augustus), Mark Antony and Lepidus (43BC)
- The rank or office of triumvir
- Any trio or triad
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