Countable Nouns Starting with TRI and Containing AL

Explore 40 verified English countable nouns starting with TRI and containing AL, including Trial, Tribal, Tribunal, Triviality, Trilingual, Trilateral and Triennial. Browse these count nouns with singular and plural forms below, or review singular and plural count rules in our noun grammar guide.

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trial
trialist
trialogue
triality
trialism
triaxiality
tribal
tribunal
tribalist
tribromoacetaldehyde
tricentennial
trichloroacetaldehyde
trichocephaliasis
Starts with TRIE
2 words
triennial
trientalis
trifocals
trifocal
trifacial
Starts with TRIG
1 words
trigeminal
Starts with TRIH
2 words
trihedral
trihalomethane
trilingual
trilateral
triliteral
trilateralist
Starts with TRIN
2 words
trinomial
trinomialist
Starts with TRIO
1 words
trionymal
Starts with TRIP
2 words
tripersonality
tripersonalist
Starts with TRIQ
1 words
triquetral
Starts with TRIR
1 words
triradial
Starts with TRIT
1 words
triticale
Starts with TRIU
1 words
triumphalist
triviality
trivalent
trivialization
trivialist
trivalve
trivalency

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