Takes groups of three parameters (triplets) that indicate a part of an etymology and produces formatted output. It is highly recommended that in-line etymologies be placed within parentheses, i.e. ({{etymology}}).   Usage   {{etymology|''language1''|''orthography1''|''meaning1''            |''language2''|''orthography2''|''meaning2''            |''language3''|''orthography3''|''meaning3'' ... }}  Between one and six triplets can be specified, each of which can have the following parameters (which can be left blank or, at the end of the list, omitted entirely):   language: The ISO 639 code or name for the language. This might be omitted if the language is obvious (e.g. the same as the language of the previous part, or English).  orthography: How the word or words are written in the original language. If the original language uses a non-Latin alphabet the orthography should be surrounded by two straight single quotation marks (vertical apostrophes) '' before and after to avoid automatic italicizing (see MOS:Ety), followed by a transliteration within parentheses. If a transliteration is not needed, the final set of single quotation marks must be followed by a character, such as a hair space ( ) or thin space (&thinsp; or  ), to avoid text formatting problems.  meaning: Concise English meaning of the word. This could be a link if appropriate.  Notes  For each triplet, at least one of language and orthography must be specified (non-blank).  If the original language uses a non-Latin alphabet (or no alphabet at all), the orthography should be followed by a transliteration within parentheses.  This template may also be coded using the shortened form, {{ety}}.   Examples   Here is a wide selection of examples showing how one might use the  template, with various alternatives for some words. Invalid examples are also shown below.  Valid examplesAnniversary (; ) '''Anniversary''' ({{etymology|la|anniversarius|returning annually}}; {{etymology||annus|year||versus|to turn}})Biology () '''Biology''' ({{etymology|grc|''βίος'' (bios)|life||''λογία'' (logia)|study of}})Café () '''Café''' ({{ety|fr}})Dinosaur () '''Dinosaur''' ({{etymology|grc|''δεινός'' (deinos)|terrible, powerful, wondrous||''σαῦρος'' (sauros)|lizard}})Eukaryote ( ; ) '''Eukaryote''' ({{IPAc-en|j|uː|ˈ|k|ær|i|oʊ|t|,_|-|ə|t}} {{respell|yoo|KARR|ee|oht|,_|-|ət}}; {{etymology|grc|''ευ'' (eu)|good||''κάρυον'' (karyon)|nut, kernel}})Ngoja kidogo bush () '''Ngoja kidogo bush''' ({{etymology|sw|ngoja|wait||kidogo|a little||[[Shrub|bush]]}})Sesquipedalophobia (; ) '''Sesquipedalophobia''' ({{etymology|la|sesquipedalia verba|words a foot-and-a-half long}}; {{etymology||sēsqui|one and a half||pedālis|foot|grc|''φόβος'' (phobos)|fear}})Invalid examplesEtymology ()  '''Etymology''' ({{ety|gre|''ἔτυμον''|true sense||''λογία''|study of}})  Note: If the original language uses a non-Latin alphabet the orthography should be followed by a transliteration within parentheses.Xylophone ()  '''Xylophone''' ({{etymology|grc|''ξύλον'' (xylon)|wood|''φωνή'' (phone)|sound}})  Note: Parameters must be grouped into triplets.Zeitgeist ()  '''Zeitgeist''' ({{etymology|||spirit of the time}})  Note: The language or orthography may be omitted, but not both.   TemplateData   See also  {{Missing|etymology}}