Indo-European:
* English: Three-legged (adjective), tripod (noun)
* German: Dreibedig (adjective), Dreibein (noun)
* French: Tripode (noun)
* Spanish: Tripódico (adjective), trípode (noun)
* Italian: Tripode (noun)
* Portuguese: Tripé (noun)
* Russian: Трехногий (trekhnogiy, adjective), тренога (trenoga, noun)
* Polish: Trzynożny (adjective), trójnóg (noun)
* Czech: Trojnohý (adjective), trojnožka (noun)
* Latin: Tripes (adjective)
Other Languages:
* Chinese (Mandarin): 三条腿的 (sān tiáo tuǐ de, adjective), 三脚架 (sān jiǎo jià, noun)
* Japanese: 三本足 (sanbon ashi, noun)
* Korean: 세 다리 (se dari, noun)
* Arabic: ثلاثي الأرجل (thalāthī al-arjoul, adjective), ثلاثي الأرجل (thalāthī al-arjoul, noun)
* Hindi: तीन पैरों वाला (tīn pairon vāla, adjective), तिरपाया (tirpāyā, noun)
* Turkish: Üç ayaklı (adjective), üçayak (noun)
* Vietnamese: Ba chân (ba chân, adjective), giá ba chân (giá ba chân, noun)
Note:
* Some languages use a single word for "three-legged" while others use separate words for the adjective and noun form.
* Some words have multiple translations, depending on the specific context.
* The terms for "tripod" are often similar across languages.
If you're interested in learning more about specific languages, feel free to ask! I can provide more details about the nuances of language use.