Definition Synonyms
Definition of transmigration - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
relocationRare movement from one place to anotherRare
- The transmigration of tribes can reshape entire regions..
2.
metempsychosisTECH. soul moving to another body after deathTECH.
- Many cultures believe in transmigration of the soul.
Expressions with transmigration
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belief in soul's movement to a new body
Many cultures believe in the transmigration of souls.
Origin of transmigration
Latin, trans (across) + migrare (to move)
Examples of transmigration in a sentence
Urban transmigration has increased over the past decade. Transmigration is a key concept in some Eastern religions. The novel explores themes of transmigration and rebirth.
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- French:transmigration, métempsycose, ...
- German:Migration, Seelenwanderung, ...
- Italian:trasferimento, ...
- Spanish:traslado, metempsicosis, ...
- Portuguese:deslocamento, ...
- Chinese:迁徙, 转生, ...
- Japanese:移住, 転生, ...
- Arabic:انتِقال, تناسُخ الأرواح, ...
- Hebrew:נִדּוּד, גִּלְגּוּל נְשָׁמוֹת, ...
- Russian:переселение, перевоплощение, ...
- Ukrainian:переселення, переселення душі, ...
- Hindi:स्थानांतरण, पुनर्जन्म, ...
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