trans person

American  

Or trans-person,

noun

1. a person who is transgender or transsexual.

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Etymology

Origin of trans person

First recorded in 1975–80

Example Sentences

He says that seemed to suggest a complex test, including whether the trans person passed as being of their lived gender, or whether they had had surgery.

From BBC

"It's often fluffier or a: 'Oh, we have a trans person in this, but we're not really gonna talk about it or talk about their experiences'."

From BBC

In response to the arguments, the barrister for the EHRC, Tom Cross KC, said there was no evidence that the guidance had caused a breach of the rights of a trans person, that the guidance had already been withdrawn, and the case should be dismissed.

From BBC

“This is a movie with Julia Roberts, one of our biggest stars and crown jewels of Hollywood and of American cinema. There’s going to be a lot of folks that are going to see it because Julia is in it. And then they’re also going to get to experience a queer and trans person on screen who is likable in some moments and unlikable in others, just as much as every other character.”

From Los Angeles Times

Authorities also said that Robinson was living with and in a romantic relationship with a trans person, drawing from a secondhand account from Robinson’s mother.

From Salon