stem from



stem from something

[for an event] to result from something. These problems all stem from your mismanagement. Our difficulties stem from the bad weather we have been having.
See also: stem

stem from something

(slightly formal)
to result from something His fear of snakes stems from an incident in his childhood.
See also: stem

stem from

v.
To have something as an origin or cause; have developed from something: Most prejudice stems from fear.
See also: stem

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
PhilomelFIL-ə-mel (English)Literature
Ru-Chinese
Dhananjay-Indian, Hindi, Marathi
A&Eth;Alsteinn-Icelandic, Ancient Scandinavian
Callistuskə-LIS-təs (English)Late Roman
Thancmar-Ancient Germanic