Borrowed fromLatin trāns ( “ across, on the far side, beyond ” ) .
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Extendingacross ,through , orover .trans- + national transnational trans- + regional transregional trans- + American transamerican To or on theother side of,beyond ;outside of.trans- + alpine transalpine trans- + uranic transuranic ( physical chemistry ) compound in which twoatoms orgroups aresituated onopposite sides of someplane ofsymmetry passing through the compound.( Also used without the hyphen as an adjective; seetrans ) transacetylase tranexamic acid transaldolase Transgender ortranssexual , or pertaining to those who are transgender or transsexual.[from 17th c.] transmasculine transfeminist transphobia In the first two senses, "on the other side of", this prefix is usually attached directly to the word it modifies, or sometimes separated from it by a hyphen:transrhenane trans-Neptunian In the sex- or gender-related sense, this prefix is attached directly to certain words, most notablytransgender transsexual trans issues facing the trans community andtrans rights (not *transrights ), etc. the same way one would speak of issues facing the transgender community and transgender rights. In particular, it can sometimes be considered offensive to writetransman trans-man trans man trans man cis- cis ( antonym(s) of “ chemistry, other side/beyond, gender ” ) : cis- across, through, over, beyond, to or on the other side of, outside of
Armenian:անդր (hy) ( andr ) Asturian:tres- Breton:treuz- Catalan:trans- (ca) Czech:prů- přes- (cs) Dutch:trans- (nl) Finnish:läpi- (fi) ,trans- (fi) French:trans- (fr) Galician:trans- (gl) ,tras- Georgian:იმიერ- ( imier- ) ,ტრანს- ( ṭrans- ) German:trans- (de) Greek:δια- (el) ( dia- ) Hungarian:transz- (hu) ,át- (hu) ,túl- (hu) ,között (hu) ,kívül (hu) Indonesian:trans- Irish:tras- Italian:tras- (it) Japanese:超 (ja) ( ちょう ,chō ) ,トランス (ja) ( toransu ) Malay:trans- (ms) Persian:تراـ (fa) ( tarâ ) Portuguese:trans- (pt) Romanian:(pleaseverify ) dincolo de (pleaseverify ) peste (ro) (pleaseverify ) prin (ro) (pleaseverify ) trans- (ro) Russian:транс- (ru) ( trans- ) ,за- (ru) ( za- ) ,через- (ru) ( čerez- ) ,чрез- (ru) ( črez- ) ,пере- (ru) ( pere- ) ,пре- (ru) ( pre- ) Scottish Gaelic:trìd- tair- tar- Spanish:trans- (es) ,tras- (es) Swedish:trans- (sv)
Borrowed fromLatin trāns ( “ across, on the far side, beyond ” ) .
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IPA (key ) : /ˈtrɑns-/ ,[ˈt̪rɑ̝ns̠-] trans-
( usually in loanwords ) trans- ( all senses ) Learned borrowing fromLatin trāns Doublet oftrès trans
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trans- Learned borrowing fromLatin trāns ( “ across, on the far side, beyond ” ) .
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trans- Borrowed fromLatin trāns ( “ across, on the far side, beyond ” ) .
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trans- “trans- ” inDuden online “trans- ” inDigitales Wörterbuch der deutschen Sprache Internationalism ,borrowed fromDutch trans- Latin trāns ( “ across, on the far side, beyond ” ) .
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trans- ( all senses ) Borrowed fromLatin trāns ( “ across, on the far side, beyond ” ) .Doublet oftra- tras-
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trans- ( all senses ) From the prepositiontrāns
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through ,across ,beyond Befores ,trāns- becomestrān- .trans- + scandō ( “ climb, ascend ” ) → trānscendō ( “ climb over, cross, transcend ” ) .trans- + scrībō ( “ write ” ) → trānscrībō ( “ transcribe, forge, transfer ” ) . For some words, the prefix manifests astrā- far more often than astrāns- .trans- + dūcō ( “ lead, take ” ) → trādūcō ( “ bring across ” ) , as opposed totrānsdūcō trans- + iaciō ( “ throw, cast ” ) → trāiciō ( “ throw across, throw over ” ) , as opposed totrānsiciō trans- + loquor ( “ speak, tell ” ) → trāloquor ( “ talk over, recount ” ) , as opposed totrānsloquor trans- + nō ( “ swim ” ) → trānō ( “ swim across ” ) , as opposed totrānsnō Borrowed fromLatin trāns ( “ across, on the far side, beyond ” ) .Doublet oftrás trans
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trans- Borrowed fromLatin trāns ( “ across, on the far side, beyond ” ) .
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Borrowed fromLatin trāns ( “ across, on the far side, beyond ” ) .Doublet oftras-
IPA (key ) : /tɾans/ [t̪ɾãns] Syllabification:trans- trans-
trans- ( all senses ) Antonym: cis- trans-
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