Emanating Meaning in English
word · lemma: emanate
Definition
Coming out from a source, or spreading out from somewhere, especially something like light, sound, or a feeling.
Usage & Nuances
Formal or literary; used most often for things that are felt or sensed (like light, noise, heat, or emotions). Common phrases: 'emanating from' a place, or 'emanating warmth'. Not used for physical objects moving.
Spanish: emanarPortuguese (BR): emanarPortuguese (PT): emanarChinese (Simplified): 发出 - 散发Chinese (Traditional): 發出 - 散發Hindi: निकलना - प्रसारित होनाArabic: ينبعث - يصدرBengali: নিঃসৃত হচ্ছে - বের হচ্ছে (অদৃশ্য কিছু)Russian: исходит - исходящийJapanese: 発している - 放たれるVietnamese: toả ra - phát raKorean: 발산되는 - 퍼져나오는Turkish: yayılıyor - saçılıyorUrdu: پھیل رہا ہے - نکل رہا ہےIndonesian: memancar - terpancar
Example Sentences
A strange light was emanating from the cave.
basic
Heat was emanating from the fire.
basic
A wonderful smell was emanating from the kitchen.
basic
She felt a calm energy emanating from her teacher during the exam.
natural
There’s a weird humming sound emanating from the fridge—should we be worried?
natural
A sense of hope was emanating from the crowd despite the bad news.
natural