Etymology of the English word trance
the English word
trancederived from the Old French word
transederived from the Latin word
transirderived from the Late Latin word
transire (go over, cross)
derived from the Latin word
ire (to go; go, walk; march)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*ei-using the Latin prefix
trans-derived from the Latin word
trans (beyond, across)
derived from the Old French word
transirDate
The earliest known usage of trance in English dates from the 14th century.
Derivations in English
tranced,
trancingDerivations in other languages
Italian
tranceCognates
Dutch
trance, Dutch
transito, English
transit, French
transe, French
transit, German
Trance, German
Transit, Italian
transito, Latin
transitus, Lithuanian
tranzitas, Norwegian
trance, Norwegian
transitt, Portuguese
trance, Russian
тpaнзит, Spanish
trance, Swedish
trans, Swedish
transit
