Tri/Human Greek and Latin

A figure having three angles and three sides.

• tricycle
• triangle
• triplet
• trilogy

one of three children or animals born at the same birth.

• triangle
• triplet
• tricycle
• triathlon

a group of three related novels, plays, films, operas, or albums.

• trilogy
• triathlon
• triplets
• tricycle

Occurring three times a year.

• triathlon
• triplet
• triannual
• tricycle

A vehicle that has three wheels, one at the front and two a the back, and is usually propelled by pedals.

• tricycle
• triannual
• triathlon
• triplet

An athletic or sporting contest composed of three different events.

• trilogy
• triannual
• tricycle
• triathlon

Make human; render humane

• humanize
• humanity
• humanities
• humane

Lacking the qualities of a human being

• humanities
• inhuman
• humanize
• humanity

Studies and interests of a cultural type which enrich the spirit of mankind

• humanities
• inhuman
• humanity
• humanize

The quality of being human

• humanize
• humanities
• inhuman
• humane