Trin|i|tar|i|an

Trin|i|tar|i|an «_TRIHN uh TAIR ee uhn», adjective, noun.

–adj.

1. believing ihe Trinity; orthodox in Christian belief.

2. of or having to do with the Trinity.

3. of or having to do with those who believe in the Trinity.

–n.

1. a person who believes in the Trinity.

2. a friar or nun of the Roman Catholic Order of the Holy Trinity, a teaching and nursing fraternity originally founded in 1198 to ransom Christian captives from the Muslims.

╂[< New Latin trinitarius (< Latin trīnitās; see etym. under Trinity (Cf. ↑Trinity)) + English -an]

trin|i|tar|i|an «_TRIHN uh TAIR ee uhn», adjective.

forming a trinity; consisting of or involving three in one; triple; threefold.