Talk:trans-

derived terms

transact transceive transcend transclude transcode transcribe transdifferentiate transduce transect transfect

transfenestrate transfer transfigurate transfigure transfix transform transfreight transfrete transfund transfuse

transgender transgress transhape tranship transhumanize transilluminate transistorize transit transition translate

transliterate translocate transmetallate transmigrate transmit transmogrify transmute transpierce transpire transplace

transplant transport transpose transshape transship transubstantiate transude transwiki

Would these be derived terms? Obviously I didn't manually make of this list, got this from Category:English verbs -- 203.171.195.40 17:43, 16 April 2009 (UTC)

Pronunciation

According to the LPD,

Before l (e.g., transˈliterate) and an unstressed vowel sound (e.g., ˈtransit), /s/ is usual.  Before other consonants or a stressed vowel sound (e.g., transˈact), AmE prefers /s/. This also applies in any word where the prefix is felt as separate (e.g., ˌtransˌcontiˈnental). The final consonant is often lost before any /s/ at the beginning of a stem (e.g., in transcribe). JMGN (talk) 18:13, 28 October 2024 (UTC)