Transplant ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Transplant ( verb )

1. To remove an organ, tissue or cell from one body and place it in another.
2. To transfer a plant from one place to another.
3. To relocate or establish in a new place.

Origin:

From the latin transplantare, meaning to plant across or to plant anew, from trans- meaning across or beyond and -plantare meaning to plant.

Examples:

1. The patient received a heart transplant.
2. The gardener transplanted the flowers to a different location.
3. The family transplanted to a new city.
4. The farmer transplanted the seedlings to the field.
5. The doctors transplanted the organ successfully.

(As a noun)

Transplant ( noun )

1. To remove an organ, tissue or cell from one body and place it in another.
2. To transfer a plant from one place to another.
3. To relocate or establish in a new place.

Origin:

From the latin transplantare, meaning to plant across or to plant anew, from trans- meaning across or beyond and -plantare meaning to plant.

Examples:

1. The patient received a heart transplant.
2. The gardener transplanted the flowers to a different location.
3. The family transplanted to a new city.
4. The farmer transplanted the seedlings to the field.
5. The doctors transplanted the organ successfully.