1. Transcending; regulative and constitutive, or treating of that which is regulative and constitutive, of what is given in experience, under categories which are of purely a priori derivation, and precede, i.e. transcend, experience; transcending the ordinary range of perception or conception; applied to any quantity which cannot be represented by an algebraic expression of a finite number of terms.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• transcendantal,
• transcendentals,
• transcedental,
• transendental,
• trancendental,
• transcendential,
• trascendental,
• rranscendental,
• franscendental,
• granscendental,
• yranscendental,
• 6ranscendental,
• 5ranscendental,
• teanscendental,
• transcandental,
• transcendentel,
• Transcencetal,
• Trancendentel,
• Transcedentel,
• Trancendentail

• transdermal,
• transference,
• transcendentally,
• translucence,
• transcendence,
• transcontinental,
• transparent,
• transcendency,
• transcendentalism,
• transdermal patch,
• transcutaneous,
• transiently,
• transplacental,
• translucent,
• transparence,
• transcendent,
• transcendentalist.

The adjective form of the word "transcendental" is "transcendental".

The plural form of "transcendental" is "transcendentals".

The singular form of the word "transcendental" is "transcendental".