origin

• n. 起源; 起点; 誕生; 始まり.

ラテン語のorigo「上昇する」、oriri「上昇する」、ergh「上昇する」「上昇する」から。

origin

origin: [14] Etymologically, origin denotes literally an ‘arising’. The word was borrowed from Latin orīgō ‘source’, a derivative of the verb orīrī ‘rise’. This also produced English abort [16] (etymologically ‘be born badly’) and orient.
=> abort, orient

origin (n.)

c. 1400, "ancestry, race," from Old French origine "origin, race," and directly from Latin originem (nominative origo) "a rise, commencement, beginning, source; descent, lineage, birth," from stem of oriri "to rise, become visible, appear" (see orchestra).

1. There are some areas of wetland which are of ancient origin .

古代に形成された湿地がいくつかあります。

2.If it 's possible，track the rumour back to its origin .

可能であれば、デマの元を追跡しなければならない。

3.Most of the thickeners are of plant origin .

増粘剤の大部分は植物由来である。

4.Their medical problems are basically physical in origin .

彼らの病気は主に体の原因によるものだ。

5.Living conditions are vastly different from those pertaining in their country of origin .

生活条件は彼らの祖国とは大きく異なる。