get from



get something from someone or something

 
1. to receive something from someone or something. I got this belt from my aunt for my birthday. I got a letter from the bank about the loan we applied for.
2. to contract a disease from someone or something. I got chicken pox from my son. I probably got my cold from walking in the rain.
See also: get

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Murdo-Scottish
'Efrayim-Biblical Hebrew
Mahavir-Indian, Hindi
Viviette-English (Rare)
ChrisKRIS (English), KRHIS (Dutch)English, Dutch
Hutton['hʌtn]