Definition of triskaidekaphobia in English:

triskaidekaphobia

noun ˌtrɪskʌɪdɛkəˈfəʊbɪəˌtriskə-

mass noun

Extreme superstition regarding the number thirteen.
Example sentencesExamples
- That test included words to spell such as ‘revelry’ and ‘triskaidekaphobia.’
- Surely Stoica could not have been suffering from triskaidekaphobia (that's fear of the number 13, for the trivia fans among you).
- I've below gathered a collection of passages concerning the folklore and superstition regarding both Friday the 13 th and triskaidekaphobia - the fear of the number 13.

Origin

Early 20th century: from Greek treiskaideka 'thirteen' + -phobia.

Definition of triskaidekaphobia in US English:

triskaidekaphobia

nounˌtriskə-

Extreme superstition regarding the number thirteen.
Example sentencesExamples
- I've below gathered a collection of passages concerning the folklore and superstition regarding both Friday the 13 th and triskaidekaphobia - the fear of the number 13.
- That test included words to spell such as ‘revelry’ and ‘triskaidekaphobia.’
- Surely Stoica could not have been suffering from triskaidekaphobia (that's fear of the number 13, for the trivia fans among you).

Origin

Early 20th century: from Greek treiskaideka ‘thirteen’ + -phobia.

单词	triskaidekaphobia
释义	Definition of triskaidekaphobia in English: triskaidekaphobia noun ˌtrɪskʌɪdɛkəˈfəʊbɪəˌtriskə- mass noun Extreme superstition regarding the number thirteen. Example sentencesExamples That test included words to spell such as ‘revelry’ and ‘triskaidekaphobia.’ Surely Stoica could not have been suffering from triskaidekaphobia (that's fear of the number 13, for the trivia fans among you). I've below gathered a collection of passages concerning the folklore and superstition regarding both Friday the 13 th and triskaidekaphobia - the fear of the number 13. Origin Early 20th century: from Greek treiskaideka 'thirteen' + -phobia. Definition of triskaidekaphobia in US English: triskaidekaphobia nounˌtriskə- Extreme superstition regarding the number thirteen. Example sentencesExamples I've below gathered a collection of passages concerning the folklore and superstition regarding both Friday the 13 th and triskaidekaphobia - the fear of the number 13. That test included words to spell such as ‘revelry’ and ‘triskaidekaphobia.’ Surely Stoica could not have been suffering from triskaidekaphobia (that's fear of the number 13, for the trivia fans among you). Origin Early 20th century: from Greek treiskaideka ‘thirteen’ + -phobia.
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