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Meanings of origin in English

Portuguese
sangue
Catalan
nissaga
Spanish
casta

The descendants of one individual.

sangue
Russian
происхождение
Portuguese
nascente
Catalan
arrel
Spanish
principio

The place where something begins, where it springs into being.

Related terms
происхождение
Portuguese
começo
Catalan
gènesi
Spanish
origen

An event that is a beginning; a first part or stage of subsequent events.

começo

Organization promoting geographic indications.

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Usage of origin in English
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However, a multimodality approach is necessary to depict cases of liver origin.
Pubmed
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However, my more serious correspondents want to know the origin of witchcraft.
The Meaning of Witchcraft
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An example of the time gap surrounds the age of angiosperm's origin.
Pubmed
4
Furthermore, EFSA derived new MRL proposals for some commodities of animal origin.
Pubmed
5
As long as the advice is good, the origin doesn't really matter.
Mastering your Hidden Self
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They more or less agreed on the origin of the 'document': Moscow.
Conspiracy and the Spanish Civil War. The brainwashing of Franci...
7
They regard the country of origin law as a potential trade restriction.
Radio NZ
8
The most common place of origin for clothing today is south-east Asia.
The Irish Times
9
The government is currently working on country of origin… Read more Audio
Radio NZ
10
Prophylaxis health messages focus on families returning to their country of origin.
Pubmed
11
He is correct in that its origin is the Celtic New Year.
The Irish Times
12
Most of the words used in English are not of English origin.
The Irish Times
13
Another case of imaginary check, which discounts b3 as her possible origin.
The Flanders Panel
14
Health teams are working urgently to determine the origin of the disease.
The Guardian
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Several observations support the hypothesis of an animal origin for the disease.
Pubmed
16
The other outpost, and Murtaugh's other possible origin point for their spell.
Heir of Fire