| Morphological Composition | It is also called Thriō. The inhabitant is Thriasios, and the plain (place) is Thriasion. |
| Unclear Metalinguistic | There is also (a form) as Tithras, Tithrasios. |
| Morphological Composition | Most (forms are) with an omega: Thriōthen, Thriōze (<Thriōsi>), and Thriāsin. |
| Folk Etymology Narrative | And (the name) Thriaios is from the Thriai. |
| Folk Etymology Narrative | The 'thriai' are the divinatory pebbles which Athena invented; when Apollo's (method) was disbelieved, Zeus made the divination by the thriai flourish. Therefore Apollo said: 'many thrio-boloi, and few men skilled in prophecy.' |
| Morphological Composition | It is also called Thriasikos. |
| Eponym Person | There is also a deme Thriōn from Thriantos (i.e. named after Thriantos). |