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Where did the name trident come from?
Both syllables are from the Latin.tri = three.dent = tooth.The trident carried by the god Neptune was a huge three-toothed fork, which he waved to cause sea-storms.
Roman name for god who carries the fisherman's trident?
Neptune always carried his trident with him.
What does a sea trident look like?
A trident is a three pronged spear.
Why is the trident important to Greek mythology?
The trident was Poseidon's symbol of power.
Who gave Poseidon his trident?
Poseidon's uncle the Cyclops gave poseidon his trident.
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