Emanate Meaning in English
word
Definition
To flow out or come from a source, often used for things like smells, light, sounds, or feelings.
Usage & Nuances
Formal and literary; commonly used for senses (light, sound, smell) or emotions. Not typical in everyday conversation. Often followed by 'from.' Don't confuse with 'emit' (more technical, about giving off energy or substances).
Spanish: emanar - desprendersePortuguese (BR): emanar - exalarPortuguese (PT): emanar - exalarChinese (Simplified): 散发 - 发出Chinese (Traditional): 散發 - 發出Hindi: निकलना - प्रसारित होनाArabic: ينبعث - يصدرBengali: نিঃসৃত হওয়া - উৎসারিত হওয়াRussian: исходить - излучатьсяJapanese: 発する - 放たれるVietnamese: tỏa ra - phát raKorean: 발산하다 - 퍼지다Turkish: yayılmak - çıkmakUrdu: نکلنا - پھوٹناIndonesian: memancar - keluar
Example Sentences
A strange sound emanated from the dark room.
basic
Warm light emanated from the fireplace.
basic
A lovely scent emanated from the kitchen.
basic
A sense of calm emanated from her presence.
natural
A weird smell seemed to emanate from the basement.
natural
Laughter emanated from the group around the table.
natural