1. A straight or curved line which traverses or intersects any system of other lines.

2. Running or lying across.

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

• transveral,
• transerral,
• rransversal,
• fransversal,
• gransversal,
• yransversal,
• 6ransversal,
• 5ransversal,
• teansversal,
• transeversal,
• tranversal,
• transvresal,
• transversil,
• transversel,
• transversalies,
• transersonal,
• transpersnal,
• transvereals,
• transverseals,
• Transeksual

• transaminase,
• transferable,
• transitiveness,
• transaminate,
• transliterate,
• transmitter,
• transduce,
• transgress,
• transsexual,
• transactor,
• transposed,
• transport,
• transferer,
• transfer,
• transaction,
• transpirate,
• transitively,
• transferral,
• transpiration,
• transferase,
• trencher,
• transalpine,
• transformable,
• transmittal,
• transexual,
• transvaal,
• transversely,
• transpose,
• transverse,
• transpire,
• transactions,
• transmute,
• transvestite,
• transude,
• Transposable,
• transitive,
• Transfer Rna,
• transuranic,
• transform,
• transfuse,
• transgressor,
• transfer DNA,
• transponder,
• transferor,
• transportable,
• transvestic,
• translate,
• transducer,
• transversally,
• transdermal,
• transact,
• transversalis,
• transactinide,
• transatlantic,
• trencherman,
• transgression,
• transvestism,
• transversus,
• transferrer,
• transferrable.

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

The plural of the "transversal" can be the "transversals".

The singular of the "transversal" can be the "transversal".