Transmigration (noun)

1. The movement or migration of a soul from one body to another after death.
2. The movement or migration of a person or group from one place to another.

Origin:

From the latin word "transmigrare" meaning "to migrate across".

Examples:

1. The belief in transmigration of the soul is an important part of some Eastern religions.
2. The transmigration of the refugees was a difficult and dangerous journey.
3. The concept of transmigration is central to the Buddhist doctrine of rebirth.
4. The transmigration of the human population from rural to urban areas was a major demographic shift.
5. The transmigration of the flock of birds was a spectacular sight to see.