How Do You Spell TRANSUDE?

Pronunciation: [tɹansˈuːd] (IPA)

Transude is a word that refers to the process of slowly flowing or seeping through a porous substance or surface. The IPA phonetic transcription of this word is /trænˈsjuːd/. The spelling of transude can be broken down into two syllables, with the stress being placed on the first syllable. The 't' at the beginning of the word is pronounced with a clear sound, followed by the 'r' which is subtly rolled. The 'a' is pronounced as 'æ', the 's' is pronounced as 's', and the 'u' sounds like 'uː'. The 'd' at the end is pronounced with a clear sound as well.

TRANSUDE Meaning and Definition

1. Transude is a verb that refers to the process of oozing or seeping through a porous substance. It indicates the slow and gradual passage of a liquid or gas through a surface, usually by means of diffusion or filtration. The term is commonly used to describe the movement of fluids, such as water, sweat, or oil, through a membrane or material.

   In a literal sense, transude implies the spontaneous or natural flow of a substance, often from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration. It can occur within living organisms, such as when fluids transude from blood vessels into surrounding tissues. Additionally, transudation can be observed in inanimate objects, like when water transudes through a waterproof fabric or when a scent transudes from a flower.

   Metaphorically, transude also conveys the idea of something permeating or spreading, but in a more abstract or figurative way. For example, emotions can transude through a person's words or actions, indicating that their feelings are effortlessly revealed or expressed. Similarly, ideas or concepts can be said to transude through a piece of writing or artwork, meaning that their essence is effectively conveyed or transmitted to the audience.

   In summary, transude encompasses both the physical process of liquid or gas passing through a porous substance, as well as the metaphorical conveyance or diffusion of emotions, ideas, or other intangible elements.

2. To pass through a membrane; see transudation.

   A practical medical dictionary. By Stedman, Thomas Lathrop. Published 1920.

3. To ooze or pass through the pores or interstices of a membrane or substance.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for TRANSUDE

• rransude
• fransude
• gransude
• yransude
• 6ransude
• 5ransude
• teansude
• tdansude
• tfansude
• ttansude
• t5ansude
• t4ansude
• trznsude
• trsnsude
• trwnsude
• trqnsude
• trabsude
• tramsude
• trajsude

Etymology of TRANSUDE

The word "transude" is derived from Latin. It comes from the combination of the prefix "trans-" meaning "across" or "through" and the Latin verb "sudare", which means "to sweat". "Transude" was formed by adding the suffix "-ude" to "sudare", giving it the meaning of "to sweat through" or "to exude across". Over time, "transude" has evolved to mean the passive process of oozing or seeping through something, especially in reference to liquids.

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Conjugate verb Transude

CONDITIONAL

I would transude

you would transude

he/she/it would transude

we would transude

they would transude

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be transuding

you would be transuding

he/she/it would be transuding

we would be transuding

they would be transuding

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have transude

you would have transude

he/she/it would have transude

we would have transude

they would have transude

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been transuding

you would have been transuding

he/she/it would have been transuding

we would have been transuding

they would have been transuding

FUTURE

I will transude

you will transude

he/she/it will transude

we will transude

they will transude

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be transuding

you will be transuding

he/she/it will be transuding

we will be transuding

they will be transuding

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have transuded

you will have transuded

he/she/it will have transuded

we will have transuded

they will have transuded

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been transuding

you will have been transuding

he/she/it will have been transuding

we will have been transuding

they will have been transuding

IMPERATIVE

you transude

we let´s transude

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to transude

PAST

I transuded

you transuded

he/she/it transuded

we transuded

they transuded

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was transuding

you were transuding

he/she/it was transuding

we were transuding

they were transuding

PAST PARTICIPLE

transuded

PAST PERFECT

I had transuded

you had transuded

he/she/it had transuded

we had transuded

they had transuded

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been transuding

you had been transuding

he/she/it had been transuding

we had been transuding

they had been transuding

PRESENT

I transude

you transude

he/she/it transudes

we transude

they transude

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am transuding

you are transuding

he/she/it is transuding

we are transuding

they are transuding

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

transuding

PRESENT PERFECT

I have transuded

you have transuded

he/she/it has transuded

we have transuded

they have transuded

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been transuding

you have been transuding

he/she/it has been transuding

we have been transuding

they have been transuding