No. 685 in Greek

τριών

The Greek word "τριών" means "of three" or "three's" (genitive plural of "τρία").

In a sentence

Είχα την ευκαιρία να ταξιδέψω σε τρεις χώρες τα τελευταία τρία χρόνια.
I had the chance to travel to three countries in the last three years.
The word 'τριών' is used in its genitive plural form to describe the quantity of countries in a possessive sense or a period of time, indicating actions or events during three years.
Τα διαμερίσματα των τριών φίλων είναι κοντά το ένα στο άλλο.
The apartments of the three friends are close to each other.
The word 'τριών' is used to indicate possession or relation involving the three friends; it functions as part of a possessive construction reflecting the genitive plural case.
Τα βιβλία των τριών καθηγητών ήταν πολύ χρήσιμα για την μελέτη μου.
The books of the three professors were very useful for my study.
Here, 'τριών' is employed in its genitive plural form, indicating possession or association with three professors.

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