transalpine

See also: Transalpine

English

Etymology

From trans- +‎ Alpine.

Adjective

transalpine (not comparable)

1. On the other side of the Alps (usually with respect to Rome, therefore the north side).

   Antonyms: cisalpine; cismontane

   Hypernyms: transmontane, tramontane (usually synonymous)

Derived terms

• Transalpine Gaulish

Translations

on the other side of the Alps

• Catalan: transalpí
• Dutch: trans-Alpijns (nl)
• Finnish: alppientakainen, transalppinen (fi)
• French: transalpin (fr)
• German: transalpin (de), transalpinisch
• Italian: transalpino

See also

• Transalpine Gaul on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

French

Adjective

transalpine

1. feminine singular of transalpin

Italian

Adjective

transalpine f

1. feminine plural of transalpino

Latin

Adjective

trānsalpīne

1. vocative masculine singular of trānsalpīnus