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Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 536
trans-lSt', v.t. to remove to another place: to render into another language: to — explain n. Translat or, [L. trans over,fero, iatunt, to carry Translation, trans-la's hun, «. the act of trans fating: removal to another place the rendering into another language a version. Translucent, tran^-lDO's ent, adj shining through.: allowing light to pa , but not transparent clear. -adv Translu'cently —ns. Tranalu'cence, Translu'cenoy. 1.Ltranslucens— trans, acro , and luceo, to shinelux, Incut light.] Transmarine, transma-ren', adj acro or teyond the sea (L trans, acro , and Marine.] Trans mig rato, trail s'mi-grit, v to migrate or remove acro , e-p to another country to pa into another body or state —n. Trans'mJgrator. (L. traits, acro , and l .]
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