Definitions For Triquetra

Noun

TRIQUETRA (plural s or triquetrae) A shape formed of three vesica piscis, sometimes with an additional circle, a symbol of things and persons that are threefold (including the christian trinity), and a symbol of protection in wicca.

Related terms

triquetrum

Translations

Albanian: {{t-check, sq, triquetra}} Czech: {{t-check, cs, trikvetra}} Dutch: {{t-check, nl, triquetra}} French: {{t+check, fr, triquetra, m}} Georgian: {{t-check, ka, ტრიქუეტრი}} German: Triqueta, f, Triquetta, f Hebrew: {{t-check, he, טריקווטרה}} Italian: trinacria, f, triquetra, f Norwegian: {{t-check, no, trikvetra}} Polish: {{t-check, pl, triquetra}}, {{t-check, pl, triquatra}} Portuguese: {{t-check, pt, triquetra, f}} Romanian: {{t-check, ro, triquetra, f}} Russian: {{t+check, ru, трикветр}}, {{t-check, ru, триквестр}} Sicilian: {{t-check, scn, triquetra, f}} Spanish: {{t-check, es, triqueta, f}}, {{t-check, es, triquetra, f}} Swedish: {{t-check, sv, triquetra}} Ukrainian: {{t-check, uk, трикветр}}

Etymology

From Latin triquētrus ("having three corners").