Trident (noun)

A three-pronged spear or fork, typically used as a weapon or symbol of power.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french trident, from latin tridens, from tri- "three" + dens "tooth".

Examples:

1. The trident was a fearsome weapon, capable of piercing armor and delivering a fatal blow.
2. The trident was a symbol of Poseidon, the god of the sea, and was associated with power and strength.
3. The trident was used by the ancient Greeks and Romans in warfare, and was feared by their enemies.
4. The trident was a popular weapon in mythology and legend, appearing in many tales and stories.
5. The trident was depicted on the flag of the Indian Navy, signifying its role as the protector of the country's maritime borders.