Derived
Derived adjective - Formed or developed from something else; not original.
Went
Both words in one sentence
- Not only is Mister Freeze's wife's name, Nora, etymologically related to Lenore, but both "Nora" and "Lenore" are derived from "Eleanor," meaning "light." So, when she died, the light literally went out of his life.
Source: Meaningful Name / Comic Books -
Meaningful Name: "Qasama" is derived from the Arabic word that became "kismet" in English, reflecting the fact that its people regard the fact that their colony ship went off course and reached the planet as being an act of fate.
Source: Literature / The Cobra Trilogy
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