TRANSPARENT

adj. Traans-pa2r'e2nt. Gr., Sia^av.js. Lat., trans par ens (from trans, through, and parere, to appear). Ger., durchsichtig. That can be seen through; transmitting light so as to render objects visible that are beyond the t. medium, [o, 48.] TRANS PER IN^EUS [Coues] (Lat.), n. m. Tra2ns(tra3nsVpe2ri2n-e'(a3'e2)-u (u4s). From trans, acro , and perinceum (q. v.). See TRANS VERSUS perincei. TRANS PIN A LES [Coues] (Lat.), n. m. pi. Tra2ns(trasns)-pin- (pen) al(a3l)'ez(e2s). From trans, acro , and spina, the spine. The inter trans ver sari i muscles, [a, 50.] [s. 639]