originem
Originem is the accusative singular form of the Latin noun origo, which means origin, source, or beginning. Origo is a feminine noun of the third declension, used in classical and medieval Latin to denote the point at which something begins or derives.
Originem functions as the direct object in Latin sentences. The standard paradigm for origo is: nominative
Etymology and related terms: origo derives from Latin, with semantic ties to the related verb orior, meaning
Usage and examples: In Latin, one might say Quaerimus originem rerum, “We seek the origin of things.”
See also: origo; origin; etymology of origin. Originem is primarily encountered in Latin texts and scholarly