triphallic en · ADJ
Etymology
From tri- + phallic.
Meanings
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Having three penises.
[...] three-headed and three-faced deities (and even a triphallic Mercury) and its triads of mother goddesses; [...]
1987, The Encyclopedia of Religion, page 151:[...] and again this is an opportunity for an obscene remark on their virility (Cantharus and his gang are triphallic).
1976, Graham Anderson, Studies in Lucian's Comic Fiction, page 103:In his festivals, he further tells us, a water-pitcher was carried, as emblematic of his nature and powers, together with leaves of the fig-tree, for an equally obvious reason, while in his statue he was represented triphallic.
1853, Leopold Hartley Grindon, The Sexuality of Nature, page 15:
Translations (2)
fr triphallique (having three penises) · fr triphalle (having three penises)