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þrili

  • adjective
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Grammar
þrili, This word has the form of an i-stem adjective in the glosses
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  • ðrili

    trilex,

    • Txts. 35, 29
    • ;
  • drili

    triplex,

    • 115, 158;
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  • þrielig hrægil

    triligium,

    • Wrt. Voc. i. 289, 53,
Etymology
and by later English þrile, e.g. An God, þrile in þreo hades,
  • A. R. 26, note a
; þrumnesse þreofald ant anfaldte, þrile i þreo hades,
  • Marh. 11, 27.
Þrille-hod trinity,
  • C. L. 1239.
Cf. too,
O. H. Ger. drilero triplici (catena).
On the other hand it might seem that the form is þri-li from comparison with aen-li simplex,
  • Txts. 115, 156;
cf. too,
O. H. Ger. dri-lích drilex (tunica), dri-líha trilicem (tunicam)
:
Ger. drillich ticking. Perhaps the word has been influenced by the Latin which it translates.
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v. twi-líc, and next word.
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v.  þrilig.
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  • þrili, adj.