a. rare. [f. late L. trājectīcius that is carried over (sea), f. L. trāject-: see TRAJECT v. and -ITIOUS1.] Characterized by trajection or transport over the sea; Over-sea, foreign.
1656. Blount, Glossogr., Trajectitious, belonging to passage; As trajectitious mony, is that which is carried over the sea at the peril of the Creditor.
1855. Lorenz, trans. Van der Keessel’s Sel. Theses, dlxxiv. In that kind of Exchange which is called local,… mercantile or trajectitious.
