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	The '''trienstonic clan''' of [[~~Rank~~-2 temperament~~\|rank-2~~]] [[temperament]]s [[~~Tempering out\|tempers~~ out]] [[28/27]], the septimal third-tone ~~or trienstonic comma~~. This equates very different intervals with each ~~other; in~~ particular, [[9/8]] with [[7/6]], [[8/7]] with [[32/27]], and [[4/3]] with [[9/7]]. Trienstonian is close to the edge of what can sensibly be called a temperament at all; in other words, it is an [[exotemperament]].		The '''trienstonic clan''' of [[rank-2 temperament]]s are low-complexity, high-error [[temperament]]s that [[temper out]] [[28/27]], the septimal third-tone. This equates very different intervals with each other—in particular, [[9/8]] with [[7/6]], [[8/7]] with [[32/27]], and [[4/3]] with [[9/7]]. Trienstonian is close to the edge of what can be sensibly called a temperament at all; in other words, it is an [[exotemperament]].

	Adding 16/15 to 28/27 leads to father, adding 256/245 gives uncle, adding 50/49 gives octokaidecal and adding 35/32 gives wallaby. Other members of the clan discussed elsewhere are:		Adding 16/15 to 28/27 leads to father, adding 256/245 gives uncle, adding 50/49 gives octokaidecal and adding 35/32 gives wallaby. Other members of the clan discussed elsewhere are: