Adjectives That Start with TRANS and End with E

Explore 44 verified English adjectives starting with TRANS and ending with E, including Transferable, Transformative, Transverse, Transitive, Transportable, Transvestite and Transmembrane. Sort these describing words and descriptive modifiers by word length for character descriptions, creative writing, and compliment lists below, or check adjective order and comparative rules in our adjective grammar guide.

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transalpine
transactinide
transandine
transcribable
transcriptive
transcrystalline
transeptate
transferable
transformative
transformable
transfeminine
transfinite
transfusable
transfusible
transfusive
transgressive
transitive
transitable
translatable
translative
transmembrane
transmissible
transmittable
transmasculine
transmutable
transmissive
transmontane
transmarine
transmanche
transmutative
transmundane
transmigrative
transportable
transportive
transplantable
transposable
transpontine
transpirable
transpadane
transpositive
transumptive
transubstantiative
transverse
transvestite

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