trans cursi vet (transkersiv)

[L. trans cursus, pp. of trans curr ere, run over, + -ive.] Rambling. In this trans cursive reportory. Nashe, Lenten Stuffe (Harl. Misc., VI. 149). trans dialect (trans-di'a-lekt), v. t . [ trans + dialect.] To translate from one dialect into another. [Rare.] The fragments of these poems, left us by those who did not write in Doric, are in the common dialect. It is plain then they have been transdialected . War burton , Divine Legation, ii. § 3. transduction (trans-duk's hon), n. [L. transducere, traducere (pp. trans duct us , traductus ) , lead over, trans , over, + ducere , lead: see duct. Cf. traduce , traduction .] The act of leading or carrying over. [Rare.]