Tripartite (adjective)

1. Consisting of three parts or elements.
2. Divided into three parts.

Origin:

Mid 17th century: from latin tripartitus 'divided into three parts', from tri- 'three' + partitus 'divided'.

Examples:

1. The tripartite agreement between the three countries brought peace to the region.
2. The tripartite system of government was established by the constitution.
3. The tripartite design of the building was impressive, with three equal wings.
4. The tripartite division of the company ensured that power was distributed equally.
5. The tripartite structure of the essay made it easy to understand the argument.