Where does “transmeate” come from?

transmeate (English) comes from Latin transmeatus, from Latin transmeo, from Latin meo, from Latin meus, from Proto-Italic meos — my.

transmeate (English): To pass over or beyond

Definitions

  1. To pass over or beyond

Ancestry of “transmeate”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Latintransmeatus
2LatintransmeoI go over, across or through
3LatinmeoI go along, pass or traverse; dative masculine...
4Latinmeusmy, mine
5Proto-Italicmeosmy

Words derived from “transmeate”

Every word from Proto-Italic meos →Every word from Latin meus →Every word from Latin meo →