Trī-lŏc'ū-lar, a.
a. [Fr. triloculaire, from Lat. tri, q. v., and loculus, a little place, a cell or compartment, diminutive of locus, a place.] (Bot.) Having three cells for seeds; three-celled; as, a trilocular capsule.
a. [Fr. triloculaire, from Lat. tri, q. v., and loculus, a little place, a cell or compartment, diminutive of locus, a place.] (Bot.) Having three cells for seeds; three-celled; as, a trilocular capsule.