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What does the root trans mean?

The root "trans" comes from Latin and means "across," "beyond," "through," or "over."

It's commonly used in words to indicate a change, movement, or passage from one state or place to another. Here are some examples:

* Translate: To change from one language to another.

* Transport: To move something from one place to another.

* Transparent: Allowing light to pass through.

* Transcend: To go beyond the limits of something.

* Transatlantic: Crossing the Atlantic Ocean.

The root "trans" can also be used to indicate a change in identity or form.

* Transform: To change completely in appearance or character.

* Transgender: Relating to a person whose gender identity differs from the sex they were assigned at birth.

The meaning of "trans" can vary depending on the context of the word. However, the core concept is always about movement, change, or crossing over.

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