三角
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In all languages it appears in, 三角 has to do with the concept of triangles and trigonometry.
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Chinese
| A noun in the Chinese language. | |
| Definition | triangle; trigonometry |
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| Origin | 三 (sān, three) + 角 (jiǎo, corner) |
| In Use | Unknown to the Present |
| Pronunciation | /san˥˥ tɕiɑʊ˨˩˦/ |
| Alternative Spellings | ㄙㄢ ㄐㄧㄠˇ (Zhuyin) sān jiǎo (Mandarin Pinyin) sāam gok (Cantonese Yale Romanization) |
Japanese
| A noun in the Japanese language. | |
| Definition | triangle[1] |
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| Origin | 三 (san, three) + 角 (kaku, corner) |
| In Use | Unknown to the Present |
| Pronunciation | /sa.ɴ.ka.kɯ/ |
| Alternative Spellings | さんかく (Hiragana) sankaku (Romaji) |
Korean
| A noun and adjective in the Korean language. | |
| Definition | triangle; triangularity; trigonometry; three angles |
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| Origin | 三 (삼, three) + 角 (삼, corner) |
| In Use | Unknown to the Present |
| Pronunciation | No pronunciations have been entered |
| Alternative Spellings | 삼각 (Hangul) |
三角 in Other Languages
See: 三角/translate
