triune
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Adjective
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Etymology
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From
tri-
+
Latin
unus
(
“
one
”
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Adjective
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Triune
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triune
(
not
comparable
)
Threefold
, having three components that are both separate and united;
said especially of the
Trinity
of Christian doctrine.
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triune brain
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in true
,
uniter
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