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The word "triplet" is derived from the Latin word "tripletus," which means "threefold." It is used in English to refer to a group of three things, particularly in contexts like poetry or music. While it has Latin roots, its usage in English is more contemporary and not directly tied to ancient Greek or Latin language structures.
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