trident

noun
UK /ˈtraɪ.dənt/
US /ˈtraɪ.dənt/

A trident is a long stick with three sharp points at the end.

The sea god held a golden trident in his hand.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A symbol shaped like a three-pronged spear, often linked to the sea god Poseidon.

The flag showed a blue trident on a white background.

3. A three-pronged tool or instrument used for lifting or spearing things.

The farmer used a trident to lift the hay.

4. A type of missile with three warheads, or a three-part political group.

The submarine carried a trident missile.