To spring forth, as a river, from its source. Obsolete: see rise, v. Also transferred. To take its rise, originate.

To go, proceed; figurative to proceed or come from a source, be derived.

intransitive. With from, †of. To proceed, issue, or derive from a source or origin.

intransitive. To be forthcoming; to originate, to occur as a result. With from, of, out of.

With prepositions. intransitive. To arise out of (formerly also †of, †up out of).

intransitive. To take up one's abode, to dwell. Also, To arise, form. Obsolete.

To flow, spring, issue, emanate, come, arise, originate, have its derivation from, rarely out of (a source). Frequently in modern use, probably at…

intransitive. Of conditions, events, etc.: To arise, take rise, spring or issue.

intransitive. In non-material sense: to originate, result, be derived, issue, arise (from, †of a source or cause).

To come, in reference to origin. Obsolete.

intransitive (in the perfect). to be descended (from,†of): to come or derive from a particular progenitor, ancestor, or ancestral stock; to be a…

To emanate, originate from. Obsolete.

figurative. To rise or spring from. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. With of, from. To flow out, issue. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To arise or spring.

Of grass, leaves, branches, etc.: to grow, to sprout; to come up; to come out. Also of a flower: to… intransitive. figurative and in figurative…

intransitive. To come of, derive from a particular progenitor, ancestor, or ancestral stock.

intransitive. To spring, take rise.

figurative. intransitive. To spring, arise, or originate; to issue; to flow forth or out. Also: (of a quality or condition) to emanate †of, out of…

intransitive. To start, spring, come forth, or issue from; to come of. Obsolete.

figurative. intransitive. To proceed or emerge (from or out of a source); to originate or to be derived (from something).

intransitive. To come as proceeds or produce; to proceed, arise (from any source of revenue or profit). Obsolete.

To result from addition; to arise or be produced from something. Obsolete.

intransitive. Of a person: to originate by birth or descent; to spring. With complement specifying origin, e.g. to sprout from. Obsolete.

intransitive. To arise or spring as a natural growth or result; (esp. of interest) to grow or arise as the product of money invested. to accrue due…

To spring or take rise from something. Obsolete.

intransitive. To flow forth from; to spring, originate, or derive its origin from.

intransitive. To proceed, emanate, or originate from. Obsolete.

transferred and figurative. To be derived, spring, flow.

intransitive. To flow out, issue from a source or fountainhead; literal and figurative; esp. of the Second Person of the Trinity.

intransitive. Of immaterial things, qualities, laws, principles, courses of action: To flow forth, issue, originate from a person or thing as a…

intransitive. To take its origin; to arise, come into existence, start; to spring, be derived. Usually with from, in, with.

to hail from (a place): said of a vessel in reference to the port from which she has sailed; hence transferred of a person, to come from.

intransitive. To be derived. rare. (Cf. derive, v.)

figurative †(a) To take possession, take up an abode, dwell (obsolete); (b) To derive its being, or some quality or character, from.

figurative. To derive or take origin from; to spring from. (The principal modern sense.) originally U.S.