Trinitie
Meaning of Trinitie
Trinitie (pronounced tri-NI-tee in both British and American English) is a fresh, feminine twist on the timeless name Trinity. Rooted in the Latin trinitas, meaning “threefold,” it draws inspiration from Christian tradition’s image of unity and harmony. With its gentle rhythm and soft “ie” ending, Trinitie feels at once modern and classic—like a whispered promise of strength in threes, whether you think of mind, body, and spirit or faith, hope, and charity. Though it remains a rare gem—only a handful of babies in the U.S. wear this name each year—it sparkles with individuality, inviting parents and child alike to weave a tapestry of love, legacy, and light throughout a lifetime.
Pronunciation
British English
- Pronunced as tri-NI-tee (/trɪˈni:ti/)
American English
- Pronunced as tri-NI-tee (/trɪˈnɪti/)
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