transfiuent
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 46
[Lat. trans flu ens, pr. par. of transfluo to flow acro : trans =acro , and fluo =to flow.] *1. Ord . Language : Flowing or running acro or through; as, a trans fluent stream. 2. Her .: A term used of water represented as run ning through the arches of a bridge. *trans-flux, subst . [Lat. transflurus , pa. par. of transfluo.] [TRANS FLUENT.] A flowing through or beyond. *trăns-för-āte, v . t . [Lat. trans for at us , pa. par. of transforo to bore or pierce through; trans = through, and foro =to bore.] To bore through, to perforate.
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