Etymology of the Latin prefix trans-

Derivations in Latin

transmontanus, transcribere, transferre, transfigurare, transformare, transgredi, transmarinus, transpirare, transportare, transsubstantiare, transudare, Transpadanus, transigere, translucidus, transpungere, transabire, transadigere, transcidere, transcolare, transcommutare, transcurrere, transducere, transfigere, transfluere, transfodere, transforare, transfugere, transfundere, transicere, transire, translucere, transmeare, transmigrare, transmittere, transmovere, transmutare, transnatare, transnavigare, transnominare, transparere, transplantare, transponere, transscribere, transumere, transvehere, transvenire, transverberare, transvertere, transvolare, transvolitare, transvorare, transubstantiare, transcendere, transvaricare, transalpinus, transsubstantiatio, transpadanus, transrhenanus, transtiberinus, transparens

Derivations in other languages

Anglo-latin transeptum, English transect, Italian trans-, Juridical Latin transigere, Spanish transmontar, Spanish transparente, Spanish trastesar

Usage

Word found in Medieval Latin, Late Latin