1. A kind of sceptre or spear with three prongs, represented in the hands of Neptune, as god of the sea, and used as a symbol of a maritime power.

2. Having three teeth or prongs.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• dident,
• tudent,
• graident,
• trided,
• trodens,
• tridant,
• trement,
• preident,
• tsudent,
• reident,
• strudent,
• prident,
• srudent,
• tritment,
• triend,
• truent,
• raident,
• tendent,
• troden,
• tridnet

• trident-shaped,
• durdenite,
• teredinidae,
• Tritondae,
• trodden,
• trade in,
• tritoniidae,
• trade-in,
• TRADANET,
• dreadwind,
• tradewind,
• triteness,
• DIRTNT,
• teredinid,
• trading,
• tratando,
• troodont,
• tartaned,
• treatment,
• tridentea,
• trutinate.

The adjective form of the word "trident" is "tridentine".

The plural of the "trident" can be the "tridents".

The singular of the "trident" can be the "trident".