Words, grammatical forms and meanings linked to the ontology.
Borrowed from Latin tricornis (“three-horned; three-pronged”). By surface analysis, tri- + corn(er). Compare French tricorne (“three-cornered hat”). Doublet of tricorne.
Borrowed from Latin tricornis (“three-horned; three-pronged”). By surface analysis, tri- + corn(er). Compare French tricorne (“three-cornered hat”). Doublet of tricorne.
| Spelling | Features | Labels | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| tricorns | Number=Plur | lexicographic |
quadricorn · unicorn · bicorne · bicorn · tricorne
fi kolmikolkkahattu (a three-cornered hat) · ro tricorn (a three-cornered hat) · bg тривърха шапка (a three-cornered hat) · hu háromszögletű kalap (a three-cornered hat) · el τρικέρατο (mathematics: a three-horned fractal) · cs třírohák (a three-cornered hat) · es tricornio (mathematics: a three-horned fractal) · es tricornio (a three-cornered hat) · ru трико́рн (a three-cornered hat) · cs třírohý klobouk (a three-cornered hat) · ru треуго́лка (a three-cornered hat) · de Dreispitz (a three-cornered hat)