myEtymology.com: French etymology of transe

Etymology of the French word transe

the Old French word transe

derived from the Latin word transir

derived 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 transir

English trance, Romanian transă, Spanish trance

Dutch trance, Dutch transito, English trance, English transit, 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

Word found in Old French