pertransient
pertransient adjective: passing through; transient.
Adjective
pertransient (not comparable)
- Passing through; transient.
- I will not stick summarily to deliuer somewhat more concerning lines Armoriall: which, first, are either Entire, and Pertransient, or Entire and Pertingent, or parts of them.1610, Edmund Bolton, The elements of armories, London, pages 88–89
- Interſecants, in Heraldry, are pertranſient Lines which croſs one another.1719, Glossographia Anglicana nova: … second edition, page 313
Origin of pertransient
From Latin pertransiens, present participle of pertransire.
Questions about pertransient
- What does pertransient mean?
- Pertransient means passing through; transient.
- What part of speech is pertransient?
- Pertransient is an adjective.
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