Emanates Meaning in English
word · lemma: emanate
Definition
When something (like light, sound, smell, or feeling) comes out from a source and spreads outward.
Usage & Nuances
Usually formal or descriptive. Common in science, literature, or formal speech. Often used with abstract things ('confidence emanates from her', 'smell emanates'), rarely for physical objects. Do not use for people moving physically.
Spanish: emana - provienePortuguese (BR): emanar - provémPortuguese (PT): emanar - provémChinese (Simplified): 散发 - 发出Chinese (Traditional): 散發 - 發出Hindi: निकलता है - प्रसारित होता हैArabic: ينبعث - يصدرBengali: ছড়িয়ে পড়ে - নির্গত হয়Russian: исходит - распространяетсяJapanese: 発する - 放たれるVietnamese: toả ra - phát raKorean: 발산하다 - 퍼져나오다Turkish: yayılır - saçılırUrdu: نکلنا - پھیلناIndonesian: memancar - terpancar
Example Sentences
A sweet smell emanates from the bakery.
basic
Light emanates from the lamp in the corner.
basic
Music emanates from his room every evening.
basic
A feeling of calm emanates from her whenever she speaks.
natural
Warmth emanates from the fireplace and fills the room.
natural
Laughter emanates from the group at the table in the back.
natural