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Meanings of place of origin in English

Portuguese
procedência
Catalan
bressol
Spanish
cuna

Where something originated or was nurtured in its early existence.

        procedência
        Usage of place of origin in English
        1
        The most common place of origin for clothing today is south-east Asia.
        The Irish Times
        2
        They've eaten dishes in their place of origin, when you have not.
        The Guardian
        3
        The tag shows the place of origin and date of harvest.
        The cook's illustrated how-to-cook library
        4
        But if so, nothing is known for certain of its place of origin.
        The Evolution of the Dragon
        5
        As they say in post-office forms-whatwas his place of origin?
        The Motormaniacs
        6
        But may I ask how you guessed my place of origin so pat?
        The Devil's Garden
        7
        His place of origin is the Near East, probably Egypt.
        Junky
        8
        Our border location makes Swaziland and Mozambique the offender's most likely place of origin.
        A beautiful place to die
        9
        It disappeared in the distance, and another group emerged from its place of origin.
        The Book of the Damned
        10
        What connection is there between place of origin and destiny?
        The new yorker
        11
        This received its name from its place of origin, Italy.
        Capitals / A Primer of Information about Capitalization with som...
        12
        If Masada is the place of origin, legally I must return the skeleton to Israel.
        Cross Bones
        13
        It is calling for the fish to be labelled so consumers know its place of origin.
        Radio NZ
        14
        New Orleans, like it or not, has always been my original home, my place of origin.
        A quiet vendetta
        15
        Semihard; nut-flavored; named after its place of origin.
        The Complete Book of Cheese
        16
        The derived shadow is stronger in proportion as it is nearer to its place of origin.
        The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci — Volume 1
        Translations for place of origin
        Spanish
        cuna