Tris
- proper noun
- /trɪs/
- I love Shailene, but I don't know if I like her for Tris.
And Giralt says we're witchers, Tris, can't you understand that?
- And Giralt says we're witchers, Tris, can't you understand that?
- We have Harry Gorn from Lord of the Rings, and we have Tris from Divergent.
- We have Tris from Divergent and Lincoln from attachment.
- KSI, Logan Tate and Tris, Andrew and Tristan Tate.
- He kind of wanted to have like this naughty like, like Tris where he's like, you're such a bad little Trump Christian.
- And so I think that like, obviously people say what they want to say about people, but that showed Tris Tris's that showed Chris's true personality.
Examples
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But I fell in love with Tris Prior.
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We have Harry Gorn from Lord of the Rings, and we have Tris from Divergent.
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Are you seriously talking about Tris right now?
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You made an impressive choice, Tris, despite your parents.
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Let's talk about your friend Tris Prior.
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Because then Tris will know you're lying.
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Now, you're gonna be facing your worst fears, Tris.
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It's just Tris now.
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We saw Tris Speaker!
Blog text (19) -
In the story, Tris faces many challenges as she discovers her true identity.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tris is often a short form of Beatrice, which comes from the Latin word beatus meaning 'blessed' or 'happy', so Tris can feel like a name for someone lucky or strong. That's why authors often give the name Tris to brave, independent characters.