1. Having the property of transmitting rays of light, and that objects may be distinctly seen through; pervious to light; clear.

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

• transparrent,
• tranparant,
• transpalnt,
• granparent,
• transparant,
• transparentcy,
• transparents,
• transpernt,
• transperant,
• transperent,
• tranparent,
• transprant,
• trasnparent,
• transparnet,
• transparnt,
• trasparent,
• transprent,
• transpearant,
• transpartent,
• transpaerent

• transferrin,
• Transposable,
• transplant,
• transude,
• transpiration,
• transformed,
• transpirate,
• transcription,
• transporter,
• translate,
• transcendence,
• transudate,
• transmute,
• translunary,
• transient,
• transfer agent,
• transferee,
• transpolar,
• transiently,
• translucent,
• translucency,
• transparence,
• transshipment,
• transvaal,
• transponder,
• transfer,
• transpire,
• transship,
• transplantable,
• transmontane,
• transposon,
• transalpine,
• transfusion,
• transudation,
• transcendental,
• transfuse,
• transversely,
• transferable,
• transferrer,
• transport,
• transcendent,
• translucence,
• transvestite,
• transcript,
• transverse,
• transportable,
• transduce,
• transplacental,
• transparency,
• transportation,
• transparently,
• transcendency,
• transpose,
• transferase,
• transformer,
• transiency,
• transfigure,
• transposition,
• transference,
• transplanting,
• transcend,
• translunar,
• transplanter,
• transfer tax,
• transform,
• transpiring,
• transience,
• transcriptase,
• transcribe,
• transeunt.

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

The plural form of the word "transparent" is "transparents".

The singular form of the word "transparent" is "transparency"