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Pronunciation / Transliteration: er-shy-nen
"Die Berge beginnen aus dem Nebel zu erscheinen."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
To come into view or become visible after being hidden.
"As the sun rose, the mountains began to emerge from the mist." - 2
To become known or apparent.
"New evidence began to emerge during the investigation."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'emerge' comes from the Latin 'emergere', which means 'to rise out or up'. It evolved through Middle French 'émerger' before entering English in the late 15th century, retaining the sense of coming into view or becoming apparent.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Emerge" is said worldwide
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Émerger
Transliteration: emair-zher
"Les montagnes commencent à émerger de la brume."
Erscheinen
Transliteration: er-shy-nen
"Die Berge beginnen aus dem Nebel zu erscheinen."
Emergere
Transliteration: e-mer-je-re
"Le montagne cominciano a emergere dalla nebbia."
Emerger
Transliteration: e-mer-her
"Las montañas comienzan a emerger de la niebla."
Emergir
Transliteration: e-mer-zheer
"As montanhas começam a emergir da névoa."
उभरना
Transliteration: ubharna
"पहाड़ धुंध से उभरने लगे।"
出现
Transliteration: chūxiàn
"山开始从雾中出现。"
나타나다
Transliteration: natanada
"산이 안개 속에서 나타나기 시작했다."
現れる
Transliteration: arawareru
"山が霧の中から現れ始めた。"
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