What is another word for trine immersion?
Pronunciation: [tɹˈa͡ɪn ɪmˈɜːʃən] (IPA) 
Trine immersion is a term that relates to certain religious practices, particularly baptism. The practice involves immersing someone into water three times, representing the Holy Trinity. Other terms that also describe this practice include triple immersion, triple dip, or trinitarian immersion. Similarly, the term trine affusion is used for practices that involve pouring water over a person three times, while trine sprinkling refers to sprinkling water onto a person three times. All these terms are important in the context of religious practices and represent an essential aspect of many faith traditions. The choice of which type of immersion or affusion to use may depend on individual faith or cultural traditions.
