Traversed: meaning, definitions and examples
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traversed
[ trəˈvɜːrsd ]
past tense
Traversed means to travel across or through an area. It is often used in the context of exploring, navigating, or crossing distances, whether literally or metaphorically. The word conveys a sense of movement from one point to another.
Synonyms
crossed, navigated, passed through, traveled
Examples of usage
- She traversed the mountain range during her hike.
- The researchers traversed the forest in search of rare species.
- He traversed the city streets on his bicycle.
Translations
Translations of the word "traversed" in other languages:
🇵🇹 atravessado
- percorreu
- navegado
🇮🇳 पार किया
- गुज़रे
- सफर किया
🇩🇪 durchquert
- überquert
- bereist
🇮🇩 melintasi
- menelusuri
- menyusuri
🇺🇦 перетнутий
- пройдено
- переміщено
🇵🇱 przekroczony
- przemierzony
- przejechany
🇯🇵 横断された
- 旅した
- 通過した
🇫🇷 traversé
- parcouru
- navigué
🇪🇸 atravesado
- recorrido
- navegado
🇹🇷 geçildi
- aşılmış
- seyahat edildi
🇰🇷 횡단된
- 여행한
- 지나간
🇸🇦 مقطوع
- مستعرض
- مسافر
🇨🇿 přešel
- prošel
- navštívil
🇸🇰 prešiel
- navštívil
- prekonaný
🇨🇳 穿越
- 经过
- 旅行
🇸🇮 prečkan
- prepotovan
- potovan
🇮🇸 farið
- ferðast
- gengið
🇰🇿 кезеңін
- жүрген
- арқылы өтті
🇬🇪 გადავლილი
- გადაჭრილი
- მოსული
🇦🇿 keçmiş
- gəzmiş
- səyahət etmiş
🇲🇽 atravesado
- recorrido
- navegado
Etymology
The word 'traverse' comes from the Latin 'traversare', meaning 'to cross over'. The prefix 'tra-' is derived from 'trans-', which means 'across' or 'beyond'. The term has been in use in the English language since the 14th century, primarily found in geographical and navigational contexts. Over time, 'traverse' has also been adapted for various disciplines, including mathematics and law, where it can denote the act of crossing or passing, as well as more abstract usages in literature and philosophy. The transition from its Latin roots to modern English usage highlights a broader application of the term, encapsulating both physical and metaphorical journeys.