transnational

English

Etymology

trans- +‎ national

Adjective

transnational (comparative more transnational, superlative most transnational)

1. between or beyond national boundaries
2. involving several nations or nationalities

Derived terms

• transnationalism
• transnationally

Translations

between or beyond national boundaries

• Armenian: անդրազգային (hy) (andrazgayin)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 跨國／跨国 (zh) (kuàguó), 跨国 (zh) (kuàguó)

• Czech: nadnárodní (cs) m
• French: transnational (fr)
• Georgian: ტრანსნაციონალური (ṭransnacionaluri)
• (deprecated template usage) {{trans-mid}}
• German: transnational, grenzüberschreitend
• Greek: (beyond national boundaries) υπερεθνικός (el) m (yperethnikós), (between national boundaries) διεθνικός (el) m (diethnikós)
• Icelandic: milli landa, millilanda-
• Russian: транснациона́льный (ru) (transnacionálʹnyj), наднациона́льный (ru) (nadnacionálʹnyj)
• Spanish: transnacional (es), trasnacional (es)

Noun

transnational (plural transnationals)

1. Someone operating in several countries.

See also

• international
• multinational

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French

Adjective

transnational (feminine transnationale, masculine plural transnationaux, feminine plural transnationales)

1. transnational