comes from

Has its source

Comes from indicates origin or source.

A person comes from Chicago.

A word comes from Latin.

Milk comes from cows.

The phrase covers physical origin, ancestry, etymology, and causation: Her confidence comes from years of practice.

Where someone comes from can mean their background or perspective: I see where you're coming from.

derivation

root

Underground absorbing structure

foundation · prototype · precursor · antecedent · template · archetype · blueprint · model · original · springboard

origin

birthplace

Location of one's birth

cradle · native · roots · source · derived · hailing · originating · stemming · born · raised

genesis

beginning

Initial stage of something

dawn · emergence · formation · foundation · initiation · commencement · outset · advent · nascence · starting point

ancestry

lineage

Descent from progenitors

forebears · progenitors · ancestors · descendants · clan · tribe · dynasty · pedigree · family tree · parentage

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direction of motion/origin

comes fromgoes to

Travels toward or attends

leads to · arrives at

causal/source relationship

comes fromresults in

Produces as outcome

leads to · gives rise to · produces · causes · generates

departure vs arrival

comes fromarrives at

Gets to a destination

reaches · gets to · comes to

Family

come, comes, coming, came, comer, comers, income, incomes, incoming

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