Definition: Slang? I'm sorry, but that's not really my cup of tea. Let me break down what a triphora is for you:
Triphora is a slang term for the phrase "trivial," which is a noun from Ancient Greek and means "small or insignificant." It originates from the words "tripho," meaning "a piece of wood" or "a small item," and "fura," meaning "to be trivial or insignificant." In terms of an example sentence, "Triphora" could potentially be used to describe a person who is uninteresting or lacks substance. Here's how it might sound: "Hey, I'm not really interested in this conversation with you. It's triphora; I don't give a damn about it."
