Definition of triune in English:

triune

adjective ˈtrʌɪjuːnˈtraɪ(j)un

Consisting of three in one (used especially with reference to the Trinity)
the triune Godhead
Example sentencesExamples
- The Holy Spirit is the third member of the triune Godhead: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.
- The christological inflection of the triune name is the familiar formula ‘the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.’
- As we shall see, each inflection of the triune name identifies all three persons of the Trinity.
- Discernment of tradition is primarily a response to God, specifically the triune God of ‘an orthodox Trinitarian theology.’
- Conversely, when Christians read the Scriptures in a way that permits the theological inflection of the triune name to drop out of consideration or awareness, the identity of the divine persons is illuminated in a one-sided way.

Derivatives

triunity

nounPlural triunities trʌɪˈjuːnɪti

Not only is the plurality of God found in the Old Testament, but the members of the triunity are also defined.
Example sentencesExamples
- This suggests that the centrality of God's triunity goes beyond the doctrine of God.
- Note that when we talk of the functioning of the triunities, these meanings imply the realization of purpose and hence of value.
- God is not an isolated, motionless ‘being’ - he is not a static unity, but a dynamic triunity.
- The triunities eventuate the realization of infinity as universal function.

Origin

Early 17th century: from tri- 'three' + Latin unus 'one'.

Definition of triune in US English:

triune

adjectiveˈtraɪ(j)unˈtrī(y)o͞on

Consisting of three in one (used especially with reference to the Trinity)
the triune Godhead
Example sentencesExamples
- The Holy Spirit is the third member of the triune Godhead: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.
- Conversely, when Christians read the Scriptures in a way that permits the theological inflection of the triune name to drop out of consideration or awareness, the identity of the divine persons is illuminated in a one-sided way.
- As we shall see, each inflection of the triune name identifies all three persons of the Trinity.
- Discernment of tradition is primarily a response to God, specifically the triune God of ‘an orthodox Trinitarian theology.’
- The christological inflection of the triune name is the familiar formula ‘the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.’

Origin

Early 17th century: from tri- ‘three’ + Latin unus ‘one’.

单词	triune
释义	Definition of triune in English: triune adjective ˈtrʌɪjuːnˈtraɪ(j)un Consisting of three in one (used especially with reference to the Trinity) the triune Godhead Example sentencesExamples The Holy Spirit is the third member of the triune Godhead: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. The christological inflection of the triune name is the familiar formula ‘the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.’ As we shall see, each inflection of the triune name identifies all three persons of the Trinity. Discernment of tradition is primarily a response to God, specifically the triune God of ‘an orthodox Trinitarian theology.’ Conversely, when Christians read the Scriptures in a way that permits the theological inflection of the triune name to drop out of consideration or awareness, the identity of the divine persons is illuminated in a one-sided way. Derivatives triunity nounPlural triunities trʌɪˈjuːnɪti Not only is the plurality of God found in the Old Testament, but the members of the triunity are also defined. Example sentencesExamples This suggests that the centrality of God's triunity goes beyond the doctrine of God. Note that when we talk of the functioning of the triunities, these meanings imply the realization of purpose and hence of value. God is not an isolated, motionless ‘being’ - he is not a static unity, but a dynamic triunity. The triunities eventuate the realization of infinity as universal function. Origin Early 17th century: from tri- 'three' + Latin unus 'one'. Definition of triune in US English: triune adjectiveˈtraɪ(j)unˈtrī(y)o͞on Consisting of three in one (used especially with reference to the Trinity) the triune Godhead Example sentencesExamples The Holy Spirit is the third member of the triune Godhead: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. Conversely, when Christians read the Scriptures in a way that permits the theological inflection of the triune name to drop out of consideration or awareness, the identity of the divine persons is illuminated in a one-sided way. As we shall see, each inflection of the triune name identifies all three persons of the Trinity. Discernment of tradition is primarily a response to God, specifically the triune God of ‘an orthodox Trinitarian theology.’ The christological inflection of the triune name is the familiar formula ‘the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.’ Origin Early 17th century: from tri- ‘three’ + Latin unus ‘one’.
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