Transom

tran's um, n. (Arch.) A horizontal bar acro a mullioned window: see Mullion; a lintel separating a door from a fanlight or transom window above, it. (Ha.ut.) A beam or timber acro the stern-post of a ship. "4 ( Gun.) The piece of wood or r iron connecting the cheeks of some gun-carriages. — Trcmsom window. (Arch.) A window divided into 2 parts by a transom; a window above the trana, a, a, Transoms, som of a door. | Transparent, trans-parent, a. Having the property of transmitting rays of light, so that bodies can be distinctly seen through; clear; bright; lucid; diaphanous. — Transparency, -en-st, n. Quality or condition of being transparent; that which is transparent; esp., a picture on thin cloth, gla , porcelain, etc., to be viewed by natural or artificial light, which shines through it.