"Triple" in English, a common latinate word with a familiar pronunciation. Word Balancing can help to ascertain the pronunciation of the word's Belgian variant, "Trippel."
Note that "Triple" has 3 letters in each syllable, and that in English, the stress is on the first syllable.
Note that in the Belgian equivalent, an
extra "
p" shifts the center of gravity of the word to the right.
This is the simplest
case of word-balancing - known as the "contratextual moment" principle (similar in concept to changing moments of inertia in
physics). It tells you that, in this
case, a stress should be placed on the second syllable: triPPEL.