transĭtĭo a going across; over; a passing over; passage; a passage transĭtīvus adj. passing over transĭtor one who goes over; a passer by transĭtōrĭē adv. transĭtōrĭus adj. adapted for passing through; having a passage-way; passing; transitory; in pass… transĭtus transĭtus a going over; passing over; passage; a passage-way; A passing over trans-jăcĭo transjectĭo trans-jŭgātus passed through trans-jungo v. a. to harness differently; to tackle in elsewhere trans-lapsus gliding past; hastening by translātīcĭē adv. translātīcĭus adj. handed down; transmitted; preserved by transmission; hereditary; customary translātĭo a carrying; removing from one place to another; a transporting; transferring; a… translātītĭē translātītĭus translātīvus adj. belonging to transference; that is to be transferred; translative; metalepsis; … translātor one who carries; hands over; a transferrer; a translator translātus translātus a carrying along; a bearing in procession translēgo v. a. to bequeath; to read through; read out translīmĭtānus adj. from beyond the frontier trans-lūcĕo v. n. To shine across; To shine through; show through; to let shine through; to be tr… trans-lūcĭdus adj. clear; transparent; translucid trans-mărīnus adj. beyond sea; coming from beyond sea; transmarine transmĕābĭlis adj. that may be passed through; passable transmĕātōrius adj. belonging to passing through trans-mĕo v. a. and n. to go over; across; to go through transmī^grātĭo a removing; a transmigration trans-mī^gro v. n. to remove; to migrate; transmigrate; to be removed; transplanted transmissĭo a sending across; a passing over; passage; The return; payment in transmissus transmissus A giving; handing over; a transferring; transmission; A passing over trans-mitto v. a. To send; carry; convey across; over; through; to send off trans-montānus adj. m; that is beyond the mountains; tramontane transmōtĭo a transposition trans-mŏvĕo v. a. to remove; to transfer transmūtātĭo a changing; a shifting; transposition trans-mūto v. a. to change; shift; transmute; To transfer; remove trans-năto v. n. to swim over; across; through; absol trans-nāvĭgo v. a. to sail across; over transno transnōmĭnātĭo metonymy trans-nōmĭno v. a. to name over again; change the name of trans-nŭmĕro v. a. to count over; count out Trans-pădānus adj. that is beyond the Po; Transpadane; plur. subst; the nations beyond the Po transpectus a looking; seeing through trans-pertūsus pierced through; perforated transpĭcĭo v. a. to look; see through trans-planto v. a. to transplant; remove trans-pōno v. a. to place; set over; across; to remove; transfer; to transfer transportātĭo a removing; transmigration trans-porto v. a. to carry over; across; to carry; convey; to remove transpŏsĭtīva transposition transpŏsĭtus trans-pungo v. a. to prick; pierce through Trans-rhēnānus adj. that is beyond the Rhine; Transrhenish; subst; those living beyond the Rhine transscendo transscīdo transscrībo transsĕro transsĭlĭo transspectus transspĭcĭo transsulto transsūmo transsŭo Transthēbăītānus adj. that is beyond Thebais Trans-tĭbĕrīnus adj. that is beyond the Tiber; Transtiberine; Subst; those dwelling beyond the Tiber Trans-tī^grītānus adj. that is beyond the Tigris; Transtigritane transtillum a little cross-beam trans-tĭnĕo v. n. to go through; pass through transtrum a crossbeam; transom; a cross-bank; a bank for rowers; a thwart transulto v. freq. n. to leap over; across transūmo v. a. to take; to adopt; assume transumptĭo a taking; assuming of one thing for another; transumption; metalepsis transumptīvus adj. transumptive; metaleptic transŭo v. a. to sew; stitch through; to pierce through transūtus trans-vădo v. a. to cross over; to pass by trans-vărĭco v. n. to stretch the feet apart; to straddle transvectĭo a passing over; across; crossing; a carrying; transporting past; a riding past transvectus trans-vĕho v. a. to carry; conduct; convey across; over; to transport; to go transvĕna one who comes over; a newcomer; stranger; foreigner trans-vendo v. a. to dispose of by sale; to sell; alienate trans-vĕnĭo v. n. to come trans-verbĕro v. a. to strike; beat through; to thrust through; pierce through; transfix transversārĭus adj. lying across; cross-. transverse; cross-beams; subst transversē adv. transversim adv. transversus P. a. trans-verto v. a. to turn; direct across; athwart; to turn over; to turn away trans-vŏlĭto v. freq. n. to fly through trans-vŏlo v. a. and n. to fly over; across; to go; come; mount trans-volvo v. a. to roll past; to unroll transvŏrātĭo a gulping; swallowing down trans-vŏro v. a. to gulp down; swallow down; devour transvorsus