"Having Triple-Sized Penises", Prakrit ethnonym for Dravidian Blacks, esp. Telugus, alluding to their gigantic penises, historically recorded as 3 times the size of the average Aryan Penis.
Literally, this can mean "Having 3 Penises" or "Having a Triple-Sized Penis". But since homo sapiens does not have 3 organs, it cannot mean "Having 3 Pricks". Nor does it mean, as some Aryans claim, "From the Land of 3 Linga Temples", as this would have to be "Tri-Linga-Mandir Deshi" or at best "Tri-Lingani". The only meaning possible is "Having a Three-fold Penis".

The word originated during the Buddhist Golden Age, when the Prakritic Aryans spread Buddhism & expanded the Magadhan Empire into the Negroid Australoid South. Since most of these pioneers were Kshatriyas, they would have had the 6-inch (8 anguli) Kshatriya Penis. Meanwhile, the Shudra Penis is known to average 9 inches (12 angulis) (Ananga-Ranga III.3, cited in `The Jewel in the Lotus', Allen Edwardes. NY: Julian Press, 1959, p.60), which, when applying the formula for cylindrical volume, translates to a size three times the Kshatriya Aryan. Hence, when the Buddhistic Aryans discovered that the Dravidian Penis was 3 times their own, they came to refer to Dravidoids as "Tri-Lingas", just as the Sanskritic Vedic-Aryans denominated the macrophallic Dravidoid "Dasyus" they met centuries before as "shishna-devas" (Penis-Gods). From Prakrit, this word then entered all our other Aryan languages.