| "Triyugi" is a Sanskrit word that can be translated into English in a few different ways, depending on the context
* **"Three ages"** This is the most common translation, referring to the three yugas in Hinduism Satya Yuga, Treta Yuga, and Dvapara Yuga.
* **"Three-bodied"** This is a less common translation, referring to the three bodies (physical, mental, and spiritual) that are believed to make up a human being in some schools of Hinduism.
* **"Three-fold"** This is a general translation that can refer to anything that has three parts or aspects.
To provide a more accurate translation, please provide more context. For example, is "triyugi" being used in a religious context? Is it referring to a specific deity or concept?
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