IPA: /treɪ/
KK: /treɪ/
An object, such as a card or die, that has three spots or pips, or a basketball shot that scores three points.
He made a trey from the three-point line during the game.
The word 'trey' originates from Old French 'trei', meaning three. It refers specifically to the number three, often used in card games to denote a card with that value.
Think of the Old French word for three, 'trei', to remember that 'trey' refers to the number three.