triandrian

/traɪˈændriən/

Definitions

1. noun

relating to or characteristic of a festival of three days in ancient Greece, or to a Christian festival of three days.

“The ancient city’s triandrian celebrations were a sight to behold.”

2. adjective

relating to or characteristic of a festival of three days in ancient Greece, or to a Christian festival of three days.

“The triandrian atmosphere was palpable in the air.”

Synonyms

  • three-day
  • triduum

Antonyms

  • single
  • solitary