threesome

English

Etymology

three +‎ -some

Noun

threesome (plural threesomes)

1. A group of three people.
2. An instance of sexual activity involving three people.

Synonyms

• (group of three people): trio
• (sexual activity): ménage à trois, troilism

Translations

a group of three people

Chinese: Mandarin: 三人一组 (cmn) (sānrén yīzǔ) Croatian: trojka (hr) f. Danish: trio (da) c. Finnish: kolmikko (fi) Italian: trio (it) m.

Portuguese: trio (pt) m. Russian: трое (ru) (tróje) n., тройка (ru) (trójka) f. Slovene: trio (sl) m. Spanish: trío (es) Swedish: trio (sv)

a sexual activity involving three people

Chinese: Mandarin: 三人性交 (cmn) (sānrén xìngjiāo), (slang) 三P (cmn) (sān-P) Croatian: seks utroje Danish: trekant (da) c. Finnish: troilismi (fi) French: plan à trois (fr) m., triolisme (fr) m.

German: Dreier m. Persian: سه نفری (se næfæri) Russian: триолизм (ru) (triolízm) m. Slovene: trojček (sl) m. Spanish: trío (es) Swedish: trekant (sv) c.

Related terms

• twosome, foursome, fivesome, etc.
• moresome

Anagrams

• motherese