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Blend of tri- dialogue di- ( “ two ” ) + -alogue , though actually from Ancient Greek διάλογος ( diálogos , “ conversation, discourse ” ) , from διαλέγομαι ( dialégomai , “ to converse ” ) , from δια- ( dia- , “ through ” ) + λέγω ( légō , “ to speak ” ) .
Note that official documents of the European Union use the spelling trilogue
trialogue (plural trialogues
A conversation or talk between three people.[ 1]
( European Union ) tripartite meeting attended by representatives of the European Parliament , the Council of the European Union , and the European Commission .discourse or colloquy by three people
meeting (European Union)
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Czech: trialog m
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Dutch: trialoog (nl) m triloog (nl) m
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Finnish: trialogi (fi)
French: trilogue (fr) m
German: Trilog (de) m
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Hungarian: trilógus háromoldalú egyeztetés
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Lithuanian: trialogas m trišalis susitikimas m
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Polish: rozmowa trójstronna f
Portuguese: trílogo m
Romanian: trilog n
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Swedish: trilog c trilogmöte n
