Transcendental

trans-sen-dent'-al, a. transcending; regulative and constitutive, or treating of that which is regulative and constitutive, of what is given inexperience,under categories which are of purely a prior i derivation, and precede, i.e. transcend, experience [Kantian]; transcending the ordinary range of perception or conception; applied to any quantity 685 1 TRANSIENTNESS which cannot be represented by an algebraic expres sion of a finite number of terms [Math.] Transcendentally, trans-sen-dent'-al-le, ad. in transcendental manner. transcending or going beyond empiricism, and; ascertaining the fundamental à prior i principles that are regulative and constitutive of the form of perception and thought. a Transcendentalist, tran-sen-dent'-al-ist, s. a believer in transcendentalism. pa through sieve or colander (L. trans, and colo, to strain). again (L. trans, and scribo, to write). copy. a copy. substantiation, which see.: cruciform church (L. trans and septum, an enclosure). place or person to another; to make over; to convey, as a right to produce by impre ion (L. trans, and fero, latum,; to hear or carry). thing from one place or person to another; conveyance of a aright right or title; that which is transferred; a soldier transferred from one company to another [Mil.] from one place or person to another; negotiable. transfer is made. ferring impre ions.; Transferrer, trans-fer'-rer, s. one who makes a transfer. form; the supernatural change in the personal appearance of Christ on the Mount; a feast on the 6thAugust in commemoration of it. form or appearance so as to glorify it (L. trans, and figure) pointed weapon (L. trans, and figo, to fix). to water pa ing through a bridge [Her. ] (L. trans, and fluo, to flow). or appearance of; to change substantially; to change the nature of spiritually; to change an equation into another of a different form, but of equal value [Alg.]: v.n. to be changed in form (L. trans, and form). operation of transforming; metamorphosis; transmutation; transubstantiation; a change of heart in man [Theol.] a tendency to transform. effect a change of form. into another; to transfer, as blood, from one animal to another; to cause to be instilled (L. trans, ano fusum, to pour). fused. act of transferring the blood of one animal into another. break or violate a law: v.n. to offend by violating a law (L. trans, and gradior, gre us,to step). the violation ofa law; offence; crime. law. or violates a command; a sinner. another. goods from one ship to another. not lasting (L. trans, and eo, itum, to go). Transiently, tran'-ze-ent-le, ad. in a transient manner. Transientne , tran'-ze-ent-nes, s.the quality of being transient,