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trans-laf, v. To remove from one place to another; to cause to remove from one part of the body to another; to change to another condition, position, office, or form; to transform; to remove as by death to render into another language, interpret, explain, or recapitulate in other words. [L. transferre, -latum; tolerate, q. v.] — Transition, n. Act of translating, removing, or transferring; removal; state of being translated or removed; act of rendering into another language; interpretation; that which translated; a version. (Mech.) Motion in which all the points of the moving body have the same velocity or move in parallel straight lines. fF.; L. translation — Translator, n. Transliterate, trans -lifer -at, v. To expre by means of different, and usually simpler, alphabetic characters; to expre a word, etc., of one language in the alphabetical characters of another language. [L. liter a, a letter, literate, literallv.]