How Do You Spell EMANATE?

Pronunciation: [ˈɛmɐnˌe͡ɪt] (IPA)

Emanate is spelled with the letter combination -ama- and -ate, which represents the sounds /əˈmeɪneɪt/. The first syllable is unstressed and contains the schwa sound /ə/, followed by the diphthong /eɪ/ which is represented by the letter combination -a-. The second syllable begins with the consonant cluster /m/ and ends with the long vowel sound /eɪ/. The final syllable contains the consonant cluster /-n-t/ and the long vowel sound /eɪ/. This word means "to come forth from a source" or "to emanate."

EMANATE Meaning and Definition

1. Emanate is a verb that refers to the act of flowing or issuing forth from a source or origin. It describes something that originates or originates primarily from a specific place, person, or thing and spreads outwards, extending its influence or presence.

   When used in a figurative sense, emanate implies the spread or transmission of a quality, feeling, or characteristic. It suggests that these intangible aspects originate from within a person or thing and radiate outward, affecting or influencing others around them.

   The word emanate is often employed to describe the spreading of light, sound, or fragrance from a particular source. For instance, one might say that a soft, warm glow emanates from a lit candle, or that a melodious sound emanates from a talented musician's guitar. This implies that the light or sound is not artificial or external but arises naturally from the source itself.

   In a more abstract sense, emanate can also describe the dissemination of ideas, knowledge, or wisdom. We might say that words of inspiration emanate from a profound speech, or that creativity emanates from an artist's mind. This usage highlights the origin and transmission of these qualities, suggesting that they arise from within someone's thoughts or emotions.

   Overall, emanate captures the concept of something originating or emerging from a particular point and spreading outward, be it physical, emotional, or conceptual.

2. To issue or flow from something, as a source; to arise or spring from.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Top Common Misspellings for EMANATE *

• eminate 83.6734693%
• emmanate 4.0816326%
• eminates 4.0816326%

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Other Common Misspellings for EMANATE

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• eminatte
• Amanae
• exsanamite
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• Eminite
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• Ekainate
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• empanage

Etymology of EMANATE

The word "emanate" derives from the Latin word "emanare", which means "to flow out" or "to flow forth". This Latin word is derived from the combination of the prefix "e-" (meaning "out") and "manare" (meaning "to flow"). The concept of something flowing out or originating from a source formed the basis for the development of the word "emanate" in English, which is used to describe the process of something emerging, radiating, or coming forth from a particular source or origin.

Idioms with the word EMANATE

• emanate from sm or sth The idiom "emanate from sm or sth" means to originate or derive from something or somewhere. It refers to something that comes forth or is produced as a result of a particular source or object.
• emanate from (someone or something) The idiom "emanate from (someone or something)" refers to something that originates, arises, or is emitted from a particular person, object, or source. It implies that the person or thing is the primary or main source of a certain quality, characteristic, influence, or emotion. The term "emanate" conveys the idea of a flowing or spreading outward, indicating that the source is actively generating or projecting something.
• emanate from The idiom "emanate from" means to originate or come forth from a particular source or place. It is often used to describe the way something (such as an idea, energy, or influence) is generated or flows outwards.

Similar spelling words for EMANATE

• Waiment,
• aminet,
• amn't,
• ammonoid,
• AMNIT,
• aument,
• omneity,
• Amende,
• Amynta,
• aminata,
• Emond,
• amenti,
• amante,
• ill-omened,
• Aminda,
• ammonite,
• amnat,
• immunet,
• amaunet,
• amanat,
• aumenta,
• ayamonte,
• aminity,
• amenity,
• emended,
• Aminta,
• AMND,
• eamont,
• ammoniata,
• Amanda,
• iomante,
• amniote,
• amiant(h)us,
• amniota,
• imminute,
• amende-honorable,
• Eminta,
• Saint-Amand,
• Womanhede,
• emanation,
• IMINT,
• ammonoidea,
• AIEMNet,
• emmanthe,
• womanity,
• wimund,
• UMANT,
• yamanote,
• emend,
• ammoniate,
• manatee,
• Rhot-amenti,
• Omenta,
• omantai,
• aminat,
• Yemenite,
• EMINT,
• ammonate,
• UMINDO,
• Womanhead,
• EMENDA,
• amonte,
• lodgment-ement,
• Ominate,
• amont,
• eumenid,
• amanti,
• ammondt,
• AMANDDA,
• amunet,
• aeuminata,
• EMJNET,
• omondi,
• Aimond,
• IMNDA,
• Amenta,
• Ammoniato-,
• omand,
• Womaned,
• amount,
• aymond,
• amanita,
• amant,
• Immund,
• diplomatic-immunity,
• AMANDD,
• ament,
• amened,
• Amandi,
• Amande,
• immunity,
• Immanity,
• Amandy,
• amend.1,
• Aimant,
• Aimnet,
• SDT-IMINT,
• Amandie,
• Amandah,
• aumont,
• womanhood,
• saint-amand-les-eaux,
• Amintah,
• Wayment,
• aimend,
• Amanitae,
• Omened,
• amend.2,
• aminatou,
• amund,
• ammonide,
• emnity,
• sero-immunity,
• zero-amount,
• Eumenidae,
• emnid,
• Amando,
• khenti-amentiu,
• AMINT,
• Omniety,
• ammannati,
• amend,
• IMNET,
• amountdue.

Conjugate verb Emanate

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have emanated

you would have emanated

he/she/it would have emanated

we would have emanated

they would have emanated

I would have emanate

you would have emanate

he/she/it would have emanate

we would have emanate

they would have emanate

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been emanating

you would have been emanating

he/she/it would have been emanating

we would have been emanating

they would have been emanating

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would emanate

you would emanate

he/she/it would emanate

we would emanate

they would emanate

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be emanating

you would be emanating

he/she/it would be emanating

we would be emanating

they would be emanating

FUTURE

I will emanate

you will emanate

he/she/it will emanate

we will emanate

they will emanate

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be emanating

you will be emanating

he/she/it will be emanating

we will be emanating

they will be emanating

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have emanated

you will have emanated

he/she/it will have emanated

we will have emanated

they will have emanated

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been emanating

you will have been emanating

he/she/it will have been emanating

we will have been emanating

they will have been emanating

IMPERATIVE

you emanate

we let´s emanate

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to emanate

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was emanating

you were emanating

he/she/it was emanating

we were emanating

they were emanating

PAST PARTICIPLE

emanated

PAST PERFECT

I had emanated

you had emanated

he/she/it had emanated

we had emanated

they had emanated

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been emanating

you had been emanating

he/she/it had been emanating

we had been emanating

they had been emanating

PRESENT

I emanate

you emanate

he/she/it emanates

we emanate

they emanate

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am emanating

you are emanating

he/she/it is emanating

we are emanating

they are emanating

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

emanating

PRESENT PERFECT

I have emanated

you have emanated

he/she/it has emanated

we have emanated

they have emanated

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been emanating

you have been emanating

he/she/it has been emanating

we have been emanating

they have been emanating

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it emanate

SIMPLE PAST

I emanated

you emanated

he/she/it emanated

we emanated

they emanated