Come
Come verb - Be a native of.
Hail
Hail verb - Be a native of.
Usage example: She hails from Kalamazoo
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- The Gerudo in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time at first come across as a dangerous race who kidnap and lock up men, attack Link, and hail Ganondorf as their king.
Source: Dark Is Not Evil / Video Games - The Liir (their name means "Choir") come from the water world of Muur, the Tarka come from Kao'Kona ("Fortress of the Gods"), and the Hivers hail from Tcho'to'pre.
Source: Named After Their Planet - Naruto himself does this at one point, when Orochimaru (the current Big Bad) is about to attack one of his teammates, only to stop short as a hail of knives come down right where he was about to step slither.
Source: *Twang* Hello
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