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Meaning of trident
A three-pronged spear or fork, especially one used as a symbol of authority or power.
Etymology of trident
The word "trident" comes from the Latin "tridens," meaning "three-toothed," which is derived from "tri-" (three) and "dens" (tooth)
The word has been used in English since the 15th century to describe a three-pronged spear or fork
Synonyms
spear
lance
pike
fork
prong
tine
pitchfork
harpoon
javelin
dart
arrow
bolt
shaft
blade
spike
spikelet
goad
stick
rod
staff
baton
mace
club
truncheon
cudgel
bludgeon
spike
halberd
partisan
gaff
hook
dagger
dirk
bill
saber
scimitar
cutlass
foil
rapier
sword
foil
epee
glaive
scythe
sickle
reaper
crescent
Definitions
- A three-pronged spear or fork, typically used for fishing or as a weapon
- A symbol of authority or power, especially in ancient Greece and Rome
- In mythology, the trident is often associated with the god of the sea, such as Poseidon or Neptune
Usage Examples
- The king held a trident as a symbol of his power and authority
- The fisherman used a trident to catch fish in the sea
- In Greek mythology, Poseidon is often depicted holding a trident, which can control the seas