transpadane
adjective
trans·pa·dane
\¦tranzpə¦dān, -n(t)sp-; (ˈ)tranz¦pāˌdān, -n(t)¦sp-\
Definition of transpadane
: lying or situated on the farther or usually north side of the river Po —opposed to cispadane
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Origin and Etymology of transpadane
Latin transpadanus, from trans- + Padus the Po, river in northern Italy + Latin -anus -an
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