entströmen
emanate from · emanate
The German word "entströmen" means "to emanate" or "to flow out" in English. It is used to describe something or someone that is coming or flowing out of a particular source or origin.
Similar words in German include "ausströmen" and "herausströmen," which also mean "to emanate" or "to flow out."
Related words with the same origin include "Strömung" (current/flow), "stromaufwärts" (upstream), and "stromabwärts" (downstream). They all derive from the root word "stromen," which means "to flow" in German.
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Examples
Der Rauch entströmt dem brennenden Gebäude.verb
The smoke is emanating from the burning building.
Die Düfte entströmen der Blume.verb
The scents emanate from the flower.
Der Rauch entströmt aus dem Gebäude.verb
The smoke is emanating from the building.
Der Nebel entströmt dem Stein.verb
The fog emanates from the stone.
Der Duft entströmt den Blumen.verb
The fragrance emanates from the flowers.
Der Duft der Blumen entströmt dem Garten.verb
The scent of the flowers emanates from the garden.
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