met·a·phrase 
(mĕtə-frāz′)
(mĕtə-frāz′)n.
A word-for-word translation.
tr.v. met·a·phrased, met·a·phras·ing, met·a·phras·es
1. To translate, especially literally.
2. To manipulate the wording of (a text), especially as a means of subtly altering the sense.
[New Latin metaphrasis, from Greek, translation, paraphrase, from metaphrazein, to translate : meta-, meta- + phrazein, to tell, show; see gwhren- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
met′a·phrastic (-frăstĭk) adj.