Examples of using Emanated in English and their translations into Hungarian
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He is the One who emanated that Spirit who composes the polyphony of praises
Then, if A did not Duplicate what emanated from B, when B was Cause on the second cycle,
The frequency emanated by the moon affects the frequency of the mind that exerts control over our feelings,
The Atoms, emanated from the central point, produce within themselves two new centres of energy,
Cries for her blood emanated from all parts of the Federal Republic,
the last emanated from the"mother," appears as the first divine human form distinctly male and female.
must Duplicate what emanated from B for the communication to be concluded.
so their works above all emanated homely warmth, security and family harmony.
from which a sense of comfort and warmth emanated.
atemporal knowledge from which emanated the great theological,
whom the world was born and emanated from.
the focus whence emanated in physics as in metaphysics,
The reality is that the areas from which a lot of the Troubles emanated- the poorest
The Atoms emanated from the Central Point emanate in their turn new centres of energy,
the masculine took the original decision and emanated the feminine to carry it out,
by virtue of certain facts which you can verify in any text-book of history a certain impulse emanated in the West from the British Isles.
cunning in this proposal, which indeed emanated not from any Isosceles- for no being so degraded would have had angularity enough to appreciate,
which indeed emanated not from any Isosceles-- for no being so degraded would have angularity enough to appreciate,
Nothing emanates from me.
The Air and Water emanate Number Four, Ether