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The root of the word "trinity" comes from the Latin word "trinitas," which means "three are one." It is often used in religious context to denote the three persons of God: the Father, the Son (Jesus Christ), and the Holy Spirit in Christian belief.
The word “trinity” is derived from the Latin word “trinitas,” meaning “three-in-one.” The concept of the Trinity is rooted in Christianity, describing God as one entity in three persons — Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
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