triga
noun
tri·ga
ˈtrēgə,
-rīgə
plural trigae
-rēˌgī,
-rīˌjē
1
: an ancient Roman 3-horse chariot
2
: a 3-horse team (as for a triga)
Word History
Etymology
Late Latin, contraction of Latin trijuga, feminine of trijugus of a team of three, threefold, from tri- + jugum yoke, team
- turn one's back
- turn one's back on
- turn one's hand
- turn one's hand to
- turn one's head
- turn one's mind to
- turn one's nose up
- turn one's stomach
- turn out
- turn out like
- turn out like (someone or something)
- turn out like someone or something
- turn out to be
- turn out to be (something)
- turn out to be something
- turn over a new leaf
- turn over in one's mind
- turn over to
- turn pro
- turn Queen's evidence
- turn ratio
- turn round
- turn round and
- turn round and (do something)
- turn round and do something