tri·sect 
(trīsĕkt′, trī-sĕkt)
(trīsĕkt′, trī-sĕkt)tr.v. tri·sect·ed, tri·sect·ing, tri·sects
To divide into three equal parts.
trisec′tion (trīsĕk′shən, trī-sĕk-) n.
trisec′tor (trīsĕk′tər, trī-sĕk-) n.
- Jamesetta Hawkins.
- James Ewell Brown
- James Fenimore
- James Francis
- James (Francis) Edward
- James George
- James Gordon
- (James) Gordon
- James Graham.
- James Grover
- (James) Harold
- James Harvey
- (James Henry) Leigh
- James Hepburn.
- James Herbert
- James Howard
- James I
- Jamesian
- James II
- James Ingram
- James J(erome)
- James John
- James Joseph
- James Knox
- James Lafayette