Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: tranquil – transfigure
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tranquil, adj. [L. tranquillus, quiet.] (webplay: conscious, mind).
Peaceful; calm; undisturbed; not agitated.
tranquility, n. [Fr. tranquillité.]
Quietness; calmness; freedom from agitation.
tranquilly (tranquiller), adv. [see tranquil, adj.]
Calmly; peacefully.
trans, n. [L. trans, on the further side of, beyond.]
Transition.
transaction, n. [L. transactiōn-em.]
Effort; labor; exertion; motion.
transatlantic, adj. [L. transatlantique.] (webplay: beyond).
Across the Atlantic to the east; eastern.
transcend (-ing), v. [L. tran(s)scend-ere, to climb.]
Surpass; go beyond.
transcendental, adj. [L.] (webplay: climb).
Surpassing; excellent.
transfer, v. [Fr. transfèr-er.]
Convey; transport; pass along; communicate.
transfigure (-ed), v. [L. transfigūrāre, to change the shape of.]
Change; transform.