Tripodal

Pronunciation: /ˈtrɪpədəl/

Definitions of tripodal

adjective describing something as having three legs or supports

Example Sentences

A1 The table has three tripodal legs.

A2 The artist used a tripodal stand to display the sculpture.

B1 The camera tripod is tripodal in design for stability.

B2 The engineer designed a tripodal support system for the new building.

C1 The advanced robotic arm was equipped with tripodal sensors for precise movement.

C2 The tripodal base of the telescope allowed for accurate tracking of celestial objects.

Examples of tripodal in a Sentence

formal The scientist used a tripodal stand to stabilize the delicate equipment.

informal I saw a cool tripodal lamp at the store the other day.

slang Check out my new tripodal phone stand, it's so convenient!

figurative His argument was tripodal, supported by three strong points.

Grammatical Forms of tripodal

• past tense: tripodaled
• plural: tripodals
• comparative: more tripodal
• superlative: most tripodal
• present tense: tripodal
• future tense: will be tripodal
• perfect tense: has been tripodal
• continuous tense: is being tripodal
• singular: tripodal
• positive degree: tripodal
• infinitive: to be tripodal
• gerund: tripodaling
• participle: tripodaled

Origin and Evolution of tripodal

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Greek and Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'tripodal' originates from the combination of the prefix 'tri-' meaning three and the word 'pod' meaning foot.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe something with three feet or legs, the term 'tripodal' has evolved to also refer to a three-legged structure or support.