What is another word for three-seeded?
Pronunciation: [θɹˈiːsˈiːdɪd] (IPA) 
The term "three-seeded" refers to anything that contains or has three seeds. Some synonyms for this word include tricarpellary, trifoliate, and tripartite. Tricarpellary typically refers to botanical structures that have three distinct carpels, each of which develops into a seed-bearing fruit. Trifoliate, on the other hand, refers to plant leaves or stems that are divided into three separate parts or leaflets. Finally, tripartite describes any object or structure that is divided into three equal parts or sections. These synonyms are useful for describing various aspects of plants, fruits, and other natural objects that contain or have three seeds.
