transumpt
noun
tran·sumpt
-ˈsəm(p)t
plural -s
Scottish
: a copy of a writing or legal document
especially : an exemplified copy
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, from Medieval Latin transumptum, from neuter of transumptus, past participle of transumere to transcribe, from Latin, to take from one to another
- banking doctrine
- banking game
- banking indicator
- banking on
- banking on or upon
- banking pin
- banking principle
- banking screw
- bankings
- bankits
- bankman
- bankmen
- banknote
- banknotes
- bankroll
- interquartile range
- interracial
- interracially
- interradia
- interradial
- interradially
- interradii
- interradium
- interradius
- interramal