Where does “transversal” come from?
Transversal comes from Middle French transversal, from Medieval Latin transversalis, from Latin transversus, the past participle of transverto, meaning to turn across, from trans and a root meaning to turn.
transversal (English): Running or lying across; transverse; A line which...
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- Running or lying across; transverse; A line which...
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