Examples of using Originated in English and their translations into Hungarian
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contained writings that originated deep in the past.
The virus originated from Commander Tanner's terminal, sir.
Towards the barbarian territories the most important roads originated from Carnuntum and Aquincum.
(1) The covenant of nature also originated in the grace of God.
The so-called"[[Spartacist Uprising]]" that followed originated only partially in the KPD.
Thus originated the"red" route with enough interesting relefom,
that term originated there.
In this way originated what are called the Sibylline books.
We do not understand how Life originated.
Her com signal originated within this spatial grid, but we can't detect her vessel.
As you may know, modern Western sexology originated in Berlin in the early 20th century.
It is thought reflexology originated from China around five thousand years ago.
I never claimed that I knew how life originated.
Techno originated in Detroit in the mid-1980s.
This kind of decor originated in the 15th century during the Renaissance.
Who originated the teaching?
This report originated from Forbes.
Reflexology originated in China about 5,000 years ago.
The hippy movement, which originated in San Francisco, took Europe by storm.
We know life originated in the water millions of years ago.
