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Triform

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tri·formed  (trfôrmd) also tri·form (-fôrm)
adj.
Having three different forms or parts.
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So puzzling was the observation that Galileo kept it secret while he made further studies, circulating the finding to his patrons only in a Latin anagram: "Smais int milmep oct ale umibunen ugttauir as" Unscrambled and translated into English, the anagram reads: "I have observed the highest planet in triform.
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