trans-Stygianadj.
/trɑːnˈstɪdʒɪən/, /tranˈstɪdʒɪən/, U.S. /ˌtrænˈstɪdʒ(i)ən/ That is on the other side of the Styx; infernal. (Cf. transacherontic adj.)
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hellena1225
infernalc1374
infern?a1513
hellish1530
helly1532
Avernal?1548
hellic1566
subterrestrial1592
Plutonic1596
Acherontic1597
Plutonical1599
Stygian1601
subterranean1603
Plutonian1604
Acherontical1610
subterraneous1631
subterraneal1643
Tophetical1684
pandemoniac1793
submundane1805
subterrene1809
netherworld1828
pandemonic1833
Acheronian1849
transacherontic1854
Avernian1864
trans-Stygian1899
1899 R. Wallace George Buchanan v. 91 Despising Pluto and the trans-Stygian penalties.
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