transferred. To arise or spring into existence, originate. (The usual sense in Old English) Obsolete.

Of a quality, activity, event, etc.: To come into being, spring up, begin, arise, occur. Also with up. Of the day: To appear, dawn. Obsolete.

To be born, come into the world of life or action.

To come into existence, come about, happen, occur, take place, be carried out or done; to take its due course, have the appointed period of time.

intransitive. To come into existence; to emerge visibly, to appear; (of hair, a rash, etc.) to appear on the surface of the body. Also of a baby…

To spring into existence, originate, arise.

To spring forth; to spring into existence, originate.

figurative. Of immaterial things: To spring up, come into existence as by natural process; to arise, originate, be developed as from a germ; to issue…

intransitive. To originate, to come into being; to come into use, custom, or fashion. Obsolete.

intransitive. To rise; esp. in opposition.

figurative. To arise, originate, spring forth, make their appearance.

figurative. To arise, come into being.

intransitive. To exist, occur; to come about. Cf. to take place (place, n.1 phrases 1e(e)). Obsolete.

intransitive. To enter into use, vogue, or fashion; to become popular.

intransitive. gen. To be produced or created by natural processes; to form, develop, grow. Obsolete.

To come into existence.

intransitive. Of corn, etc.: To sprout, to appear above the ground.

intransitive. To come into existence; to be created or formed.

intransitive. To arise, spring up; = insurge, v. 1.

intransitive. To arise, spring up. (= Old French ensourdre, s'insurgir). Obsolete.

intransitive. To come into existence; to suddenly appear or show signs of life. Also in to spring forth, to spring to life, to spring into being in…

intransitive. More generally: to come into being or notice, esp. suddenly or unexpectedly; to spring up.

intransitive. To rise up, start out.

To spring up by growth; to come into existence.

To come into being or existence.

figurative. Of an abstract or immaterial thing: brought into existence; arising, resulting from. With of, from, or out of specifying the source…