trigon

/ˈtraɪɡɑn/
noun
  1. A triangle, especially a three-sided polygon.
    • The students learned to calculate the area of a trigon in geometry class.
    • The artist used a trigon as the basic shape for the abstract sculpture.
    • An equilateral trigon has all sides of equal length.
  2. An ancient Greek stringed musical instrument, similar to a small harp or lyre.
    • The musician played a gentle melody on the trigon during the historical reenactment.
    • A vase painting shows a woman holding a trigon at a banquet.
    • In ancient Greece, the trigon was often used to accompany poetry readings.
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