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    Provenir (en. Stem)

    /pɾo.βeˈniɾ/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To have origin or source from a place.
    The river comes from the mountains.
    El río proviene de las montañas.
    To arise or appear from a place.
    The idea came from an interesting conversation.
    La idea provino de una conversación interesante.
    To be the result of something.
    Conflicts can arise from misunderstandings.
    Los conflictos pueden provenir de malentendidos.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'provenire', meaning 'to come from' or 'to arise from'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to come from
    To have its origin in a place or situation.
    provenir de
    to come from the depths
    To arise from the deepest part.
    provenir de las entrañas
    to come from the heart
    To come or result from a sincere feeling.
    provenir del corazón

    Related Words

    to proceed
    To act or have an origin in something.
    proceder
    origin
    Point or place from where something arises or is born.
    origen
    to emanate
    To come out or detach from a place or source.
    emanar

    Slang Meanings

    It comes from
    Everything he says comes from his experience.
    Todo lo que él dice proviene de su experiencia.
    It comes from
    That tradition comes from my grandparents.
    Esa tradición viene de mis abuelos.