Emanation refers to the instance or act of emanating. It refers to something that issues or is released from a source. In chemistry several gasses of radon that are radioactive, form part of the isotopes of radon and are considered products of radioactive decay are defined by the word emanation.
Emanation is the opposite or antonym of taking and withdrawal and can be defined as a discharge or an emergence.
Emanation is the noun while the verb is "emanate". The verb form refers to set forth or to come especially when coming from some source. The word comes from the Latin "emanare" which means "to flow out".
The word "emanation" which in Latin means "flowing from" also refers to a philosophical concept found in Eastern Hindu and Western Judeo-Christian thought.
Emanation is the opposite or antonym of taking and withdrawal and can be defined as a discharge or an emergence.
Emanation is the noun while the verb is "emanate". The verb form refers to set forth or to come especially when coming from some source. The word comes from the Latin "emanare" which means "to flow out".
The word "emanation" which in Latin means "flowing from" also refers to a philosophical concept found in Eastern Hindu and Western Judeo-Christian thought.