transiens
noun
tran·si·ens
ˈtran(t)sēˌenz,
-nzē-
plural transeuntes
ˌtran(t)sēˈu̇n‧ˌtēz,
-nzēˈ-
: a phase in migratory locusts in which they exhibit characteristics in morphology and behavior intermediate between those typical of solitaria and gregaria
Word History
Etymology
New Latin transeunt-, transiens, from Latin, present participle of transire
- transgressible
- transgressing
- transgression
- transgressions
- transgressive
- transgressor
- transgressors
- transhape
- tranship
- transhipment
- transhipped
- transhipping
- transhippings
- tranships
- transhistorical
- transhuman
- transhumance
- transhumances
- transhumant
- transhumants
- transience
- transiences
- transiencies
- transiency
- transiens