trident in Latin
trident in Latin is fuscina, tridēns — trident means a spear with three prongs, similar to a pitchfork.
trident in Latin
fuscina
tridēns
What does "trident" mean?
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noun A spear with three prongs, similar to a pitchfork.
"Statues of the sea god Poseidon often show him holding a trident."
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name The UK's submarine-launched nuclear missile system.
"Parliament debated whether to renew the Trident programme."
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trident in a sentence
- Statues of the sea god Poseidon often show him holding a trident.
- Parliament debated whether to renew the Trident programme.
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What is "trident" in Latin?
"trident" in Latin is fuscina, tridēns. trident means: A spear with three prongs, similar to a pitchfork.
How do you use "trident" in a sentence?
Example: "Statues of the sea god Poseidon often show him holding a trident." In Latin, "trident" is fuscina, tridēns.
Are there other ways to say "trident" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "trident": fuscina, tridēns.
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