Transmitting

rays light without permitting objects to be distinctly seen; pellucid; clear.— Translu'cence, -sens, lucency, -sen-sT, n. State of being translucent; ne ; partial transparency. Transmarine, trans/ma-ren/', a. Lying or being yond the sea. Transmigrate, trans'ml-grat, v. i. To pa from country or jurisdiction to another for the purpose of residence; to migrate; to pa from one body state into another. —Trans'migra'tion, n. transmigrating; esp.. the pa ing of the soul another body after death, esp. a body of one lower animals; metempsychosis.— Tfans'migra'tor, n. One who transmigrates. — Trans'migrant, grating or pa ing from one place or state to another. Transmit, trans-mif, r. t. To cause to pa over through; to send from one person or place other; to suffer to pa through. — Transmit'tible, -mis's ible, a. Capable of beinglransmitted or from one to another: capable of being through any substance.— Transmis's ion, -mish/'un, or stan. Act of, or state of being, etc. (Law.) The right po e ed by an heir or legatee of transmitting to his succe or or succe ors an3r inheritance, legacy, act or right, or privilege, to which he is entitled. — Trans line of mis's ive, -siv, a. Capable of being transmitted.