Understanding Triennial Events and Cycles

Triennial refers to something that happens or is done every three years. It is an adjective used to describe an event, cycle, or period of time that repeats every third year.

For example, a triennial festival is one that takes place every three years, and a triennial review is a review that is conducted every three years. Similarly, a triennial budget is a budget that is prepared and approved every three years.

The word "triennial" is derived from the Latin words "tri," meaning three, and "annus," meaning year. It is often used in academic, business, and government contexts to describe recurring events or cycles that occur with a frequency of three years.

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