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Pronunciation / Transliteration: emanare
"Il calore emanava dal camino."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
To come out from a source.
"The warmth emanated from the fireplace, filling the room with comfort." - 2
To issue forth or spread out from a point.
"A sense of calm emanated from her presence."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'emanate' originates from the Latin 'emanare', which means 'to flow out'. It evolved through Middle French 'émaner' before entering English in the early 17th century, retaining the sense of something that flows out or issues from a source.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Emanate" is said worldwide
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Émaner
Transliteration: emaner
"La chaleur émanait de la cheminée."
Ausstrahlen
Transliteration: ausstrahlen
"Die Wärme strahlte aus dem Kamin."
Emanare
Transliteration: emanare
"Il calore emanava dal camino."
Emanar
Transliteration: emanar
"El calor emanaba de la chimenea."
Emanar
Transliteration: emanar
"O calor emanava da lareira."
उत्सर्जित होना
Transliteration: utsarjit hona
"आग से गर्मी उत्सर्जित होती है।"
发出
Transliteration: fāchū
"火炉发出温暖。"
발산하다
Transliteration: balsanhada
"난로에서 따뜻함이 발산되었다."
放出する
Transliteration: hōshutsu suru
"暖炉から温かさが放出された。"
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