traject
[verb]
Synonyms: conduct, carry, channel, convey, funnel, pipe, siphon, transmit

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traject noun. ['tradʒɛkt] Now rare. M16.
[Latin trajectus passing over, place for crossing, from traicere throw across, formed as TRANS- + jacere throw. Cf. TRANECT.]
1. A way or place of crossing over; esp. a crossing-place of a river, strait, etc. M16.
■ Sir W. Scott He would not..put foot in a boat till he had discovered the shortest possible traject.

2. The action or an act of crossing over a stretch of water or land; (a) passage. L18.
■ E. O'Donovan During the whole traject I met with no living things.

[TahlilGaran] English Dictionary ▲

traject verb. [trǝ'dʒɛkt] arch. E17.
[Latin traject- pa. ppl stem of traicere: see TRAJECT noun.]
1. verb trans. & intrans. Pass across, cross (a river, sea, etc.). E17-E18.

2. verb trans.
a. Carry or convey across or over; transport (a material thing). M-L17.
b. Transmit or project (light, colour, thought, words, etc.). M17.
■ C. Clarke The power of trajecting his soul into the body of any individual.

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