Definitions For Trialogue

Noun

TRIALOGUE (plural TRIALOGUEs) A discourse or colloquy by three people. (european union) An informal tripartite meeting attended by representatives of the european parliament, the w:council of the european union, council of the european union, and the european commission.

Translations

Dutch: trialoog, m Finnish: trialogi French: trilogue, m German: Trilog, m Hungarian: {{t-needed, hu}} Japanese: 鼎談 (ていだん, teidan) Latin: {{t-needed, la}} Portuguese: triálogo, m Spanish: {{t-needed, es}} Swedish: trilog, c Albanian: {{t-needed, sq}} Bulgarian: {{t-needed, bg}} Czech: {{t-needed, cs}} Danish: {{t-needed, da}} Dutch: trialoog, m, triloog, m Estonian: {{t-needed, et}} Faroese: {{t-needed, fo}} Finnish: trialogi French: trilogue, m German: Trilog, m Greek: {{t-needed, el}} Hungarian: trilógus, háromoldalú egyeztetés Irish: {{t-needed, ga}} Italian: {{t-needed, it}} Japanese: {{t-needed, ja}} Latvian: {{t-needed, lv}} Lithuanian: {{t-needed, lt}} Maltese: {{t-needed, mt}} Norwegian: : Bokmål: {{t-needed, nb}} : Nynorsk: {{t-needed, nn}} Polish: {{t-needed, pl}} Portuguese: trílogo, m Romanian: {{t-needed, ro}} Serbo-Croatian: {{t-needed, sh}} Slovak: {{t-needed, sk}} Slovene: {{t-needed, sl}} Spanish: {{t-needed, es}} Swedish: trilog, c, trilogmöte, n

Alternative forms

trialog trilogue

Etymology

Formed irregularly from tri- + -dialogus, from "conversation, discourse", from διά, , through, inter + λόγος, , speech, oration, discourse, from διαλέγομαι, , to converse, from διά + λέγειν, , to speak. Note that official documents of the european union use the spelling trilogue (perhaps influenced by the French spelling).